[News]Crime of Chapineria: Crazy confesses the murder of his mother-in-law

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Emilio R. M. arrived a month ago in the town of Chapineria by the hand of his partner, Africa F. C. Soon, the residents of the quiet municipality of the western mountains nicknamed him El Loco. Because of its pints and because it is conflictive, they assured ABC. Apparently they were not wrong. This Friday, during the statement before the Homicide investigators of the Civil Guard, he has accused himself and confessed to the macabre crime, as this newspaper has learned.

 

The Civil Guard detained him on Thursday, around one o'clock in the afternoon, as the alleged perpetrator of the murder of his mother-in-law, Marisa C. V., who was dismembered and half buried in an oak grove on the Camino de Las Maderas. Emilio has a record, at least, of gender violence and attacks against authority. On him, in addition, weighs a restraining order of 500 meters from Africa, the young daughter of the deceased, also detained as a co-author, a qualification that could vary. They both skipped it to go live together. It is not ruled out that the list of police reviews grows as the investigation progresses. She, for her part, has availed herself of her right not to testify. Both will spend Saturday at the disposal of the Court of Instruction number 1 of Navalcarnero.

 

According to the testimony of Africa, they met only nine months ago and went to live as squatters. The lack of income and shelter was what led them, at the end of June, to knock on the door of their mother's house. Marisa, 70, opened them without knowing that this would be her end. The screaming, fighting, and arguing were going on inside, practically daily. Have we ever heard how she told her mother that she was going to kill her, said the neighbors, shocked but not surprised by the fatal outcome.

 

Despite the fact that the septuagenarian did not relate to anyone in the locality, where she had lived for two decades, she was well known for the fights with her two daughters and her problems with alcohol, an addiction that Africa would also share, 34 years old, and Emilio, 38. He has tattoos all over his torso, neck, arms and a black tear under his eye, a prison symbol that in some cultures means that a murder has been committed.

 

The last day Marisa was seen alive, July 25, the three of them were drinking on the terraces of the Eloy Gonzalo Square, the meeting point of the residents. They passed from one to another. Marisa pay, Emilio always said. It was the deceased who bore all the expenses of the couple and the house and the one who, according to Africa, also gave them money to survive. For this reason, the Homicide agents of the Civil Guard in charge of the investigation point to an economic motive as a possible motive for the crime.

 

                           

 

When the bars closed, Marisa, Africa and Emilio, who had already had discussions in public, brought the celebration back to their chalet. Before being arrested, the daughter told the Benemérita that she went to sleep and did not know what had happened next. The next day when I didn't see her at home I thought she had left, she continued. The agents did not believe her, in fact, they think that that was the fatal night. In the house, blood was found on the fabric of the sofa that someone had tried to change and a tool, a kind of key, with biological remains that could be the murder weapon. It is being investigated if they belong to Marisa and if they beat her to death.

 

Marisa's eldest daughter, with the same name, was the one who raised the alarm days later. On the 28th she filed a disappearance complaint after trying unsuccessfully to contact her mother on several occasions. Africa gave him the same excuse: that he had left, but something did not fit. Two days later, she returned to the barracks to expand it and to focus suspicions on El Loco, who was the main suspect since the remains of the selicityagenarian were found.

 

A neighbor who was walking his dog Tuesday night along the Camino de las Maderas was the one who found a foot sticking out of the dry dirt of the trail. The first to move were the agents of the Navas del Rey barracks and, later, the Homicide group of the Madrid Command, which found more remains of Marisa with almost no epithelial tissue due to the high degree of decomposition it presented. The body parts were distributed and half-buried in plastic bags at different points in the holm oak grove. What they are still looking for is the head of the ill-fated woman, which has not appeared and may be the key to knowing exactly how she died. Hours before her arrest, in front of television cameras, Africa proclaimed her innocence. I swear to God I had nothing to do with it, she said. .