Julio Moura broke the silence: the virus guitarist spoke for the first time after the death of a woman at home

The guitarist of Virus, Julio Mourahe said he spoke for the first time after the death of Andrea MurilloAt the beginning of this year at his home in La Plata, in what is presumed that it was during a sadomasochistic sexual practice and said that his silence was “out of respect” to the woman’s family.

Through his Instagram account, the band member Virusexpressed himself about the death of Murillo, of Chilean nationality, who, at first, was believed to be his partner, something that was denied.

“My silence until today was out of respect to your family to your loved ones and justice for everything they need from me,” Moura’s letter began.

“Today I remind you and I want to express to all the wonderful woman you were, you are and you will be,” he said in the brief, along with a photo of Murillo.

In addition, he talked about the relationship they had: “Your friendship was something that filled me with gratification. You will be in my heart forever and I will honor your life, life that nothing mattered to those who build public ´pinion”. “

“Given the joy of having met Andrea … I just have to say: ‘Thanks to life'”he concluded.

How the cause about Murillo’s death follows

The case continues under the intervention of the prosecutor Gonzalo Petit Bosnicwho continues for the guideline that the victim died in the midst of a sadomasochistic sexual practice.

Although initially it had been indicated that they were a couple, relatives of both reported that they were not boyfriends, but that they had sporadic meetings.

That January 3, when death occurred, Murillo had traveled to settle a few days in Moura’s house.

According to the police part, the Argentine News agency accessed, the woman was found “in a living room, lying on the ground, in the dorsal position, presenting signs of hanging on the neck, leg injuries and a rope tied to a roof brace, as well as the existence of a staircase.”