San Cristóbal, RD. — Relatives of the 37-year-old Loyca Alvarado Adames confirmed the existence of the victim’s corpse in a forest area of the province, days after she was reported missing on Sunday. The discovery was transferred to the National Institute of Forensic Pathology, along with the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo, where forensic tests will be conducted to determine the cause of death.
Case details
Julián Adames, the victim’s uncle, explained that the young woman left her home around 10:40 a.m. that day heading to a beauty salon. Once there, she received a call and stopped communicating with the family.
Since then, the authorities have initiated the search and the community has collaborated until the remains were found in the forest area of San Cristóbal.
Possible motives for disappearance
- Family explanation: Alvarado attempted to go to the National Police to report her ex-partner, José Luis Fabián Rodríguez.
- The uncle stated that the victim had filed a complaint against Rodríguez at the Prosecutor’s Office a day before her disappearance, although the police response did not meet the family’s expectations.
- Rodríguez, identified as a person investigated in the case, is currently detained while the authorities continue their investigations.
- A possible conflict between the young woman and her ex-partner was mentioned, related to a photograph that Rodríguez wanted to use on his cell phone.
The family emphasizes the importance of providing guidance and support to people who report abuse or conflicts of interest with their partners.
Ongoing investigation
The authorities are still analyzing the forensic results and the evidence collected in the area. They are seeking to determine the circumstances of the death and, if necessary, to assign legal responsibility.
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