Less than a month after nine years of the death of Tirone José González Orama, the only witness to the event revealed how the crime was recorded. For years, the case had been classified as a suicide.
Natalia Améstica, former manager of the famous Venezuelan rapper Canserberomurdered in 2015, confessed having been responsible for the murder of the musician, reported the Attorney General’s Office of Venezuela. Through a video, through which she testified before the Venezuelan Prosecutor’s Office, and which had a wide impact on social networks, Améstica confessed how she murdered the musician and Carlos Molnar, on January 20, 2015.
The modification of the investigation into the death of the rapper
Days ago, the The Venezuelan prosecutor’s office had modified the cover of the investigation into Canserbero’s death, whose real name was Tirone José González – influential in the Argentine freestyle scene -, going from suicide, as had been reported at the beginning, to murder.
“Today the thesis that it was a suicide was one hundred percent ruled out (…) the thesis of murder for economic reasons is being imposed“he confirmed Attorney General Tarek William Saab last December 16.
The prosecutor in the case had indicated that González was “stabbed before he fell” and “received at least one blow with an object forceful that does not correspond to the side on which his body fell”, outside an apartment building in the state of Aragua, near Caracas.
The statement of Canserbero’s former manager
In the video in which he confesses to the murder, Amestica detailed in detail the way in which she and her brother Guillermothey carried out the crime.
The confession came after the same Prosecutor’s Office accused the brothers of “homicide qualified for futile reasons and with treachery in the degree of complicity”.
The former manager stated that she drugged the singer and Molnar with pills and then stabbed them in different parts of the body, in turn stated that “without knowing what to do, desperate, I called my brother Guillermo to help me resolve that situation,” he said.
“He (Guillermo) arrived at 11 at night accompanied by three officials from Sebin (Bolivarian National Intelligence Service), whose name I don’t know. “They finished arranging the scene so that it was a homicide-suicide,” Améstica added.
Once lifelessCanserbero’s body was thrown out of the window of the building where he lived in order to finish the murder-suicide scene. In this first hypothesis of the two deaths, Canserbero had first murdered Molnar and then committed suicide.
Source: Ambito
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