In the community of Jobo Claro, María Trinidad Sánchez province, the death of a woman of Haitian nationality, identified as Linda Sifue, was discovered, while her minor daughter was found alive in the same area and taken to the Municipal Hospital of Cabrera for medical attention. The woman was found among shrubs and the girl inside a sack a short distance away, according to preliminary information.
Investigation ongoing
A man, detained at the National Police barracks in Nagua, is under investigation after being identified by the family as a possible responsible party. Family members claim the man had arrived from Santo Domingo to carry out construction work on a swimming pool and had entered the residence when Linda’s husband was away, working on milking.
Forensic procedures and involved authorities
The remains of Linda Sifue were sent to the National Institute of Forensic Sciences (INACIF) in San Francisco de Macorís for forensic studies. Members of the Central Investigation Directorate (DICRIM) and representatives of the Public Ministry are working to determine the circumstances of the event and possible responsibilities.
Relevance to the community
The case highlights the vulnerability of migrant families and the need to protect their rights. The investigation will continue until responsibility and the causes of the tragic event are clarified.
Source credits: diarioaldia.com
