The alleged murderer of the girl, Igor P. Erika Yunga Alvarado, will probably manage to avoid death because he avoided the act of Justice a year ago. Yesterday, the 31-year-old Moldovan was transferred to the HUCA intensive care unit with a serious but stable prognosis, after surgeons saved his life by fending off his self-inflicted wounds after allegedly stabbing the 14-year-old to death. The landing of his apartment at number 69 in Vázquez de Mella. Months ago, Igor P. escaped injury after being arrested in Oviedo for verbally abusing several girls. One of them reported it to the police, who continued to arrest him. However, the case did not go beyond that and Erika’s alleged murderer was released.
Police sources state that this alleged harassment occurred in another district of the city. it wasn’t Vallobin’s, Where Erika Yunga’s alleged murderer is little more than a ghostly ghost. Neither the neighbors, nor the butcher, nor the cafeteria knew anything about the 31-year-old man who brutally assaulted and killed the 14-year-old girl as she was walking up the stairs of the house. . But last year, in another part of the capital, Igor P. allegedly frightened several girls by verbally abusing him on the street, an incident that led to his arrest. So the Moldovan has a police record but no criminal record, because verbal abuse is a minor offence.
Little is known about his arrival in the neighborhood. According to the testimonies of several neighbors who were still visibly affected by the tragedy of young Erika and overwhelmed by the presence of so many journalists yesterday, it would be the next-door neighbor who saw her the most. We’ve only crossed paths with him once, a few times. The first would be with the landlady, who had been Vázquez de Mella’s neighbor number 69 for years. The woman introduced her neighbor to the new tenant and was going to tell him that the man was looking for parking in the area. Secondly, sometimes when downloading the garbage to the portal. For the rest, there is no record of any strange behavior of the individual.
However, the idea of fear of the neighbor, about which nothing is known, seemed to have already permeated this neighborhood in West Oviedo, in other cases violent crime hit. One of the managers at a nearby food shop described it this way: “The old ladies have already told me today, they’re scared now, you don’t know who lives next to your house.”
National Police investigators returned yesterday to Vázquez de Mella’s portal 69 to continue collecting data and evidence that would allow them to clarify the details of the case. Yesterday afternoon, Scientific Police agents left the scene with several plastic bags. And while National Police investigators entered and exited the portal where the brutal murder was committed, and neighbors put up a sign to block third-party access, in HUCA, the defendant remained in the UVI.
According to medical sources, the man, who had multiple self-inflicted wounds on his body, most notably his chest, underwent surgery between ten o’clock on Tuesday night and early in the morning. He left surgery and was transferred to the intensive care unit, where he was intubated and sedated for most of the day. The same sources stated that after killing Erika, after dragging her to her home and barricading her bathroom, the cuts she made affected important arteries and although her condition was serious, there was no fear for her life. Estimates suggest that apart from new complications, the detainee could handle multiple injuries.
Judge can request inspectable permanent prison
The investigation to clarify Erika Yunga Alvarado’s death is progressing rapidly. Yesterday, sources close to the investigation told Efe agency that the Police Department is working on the first charge of a murder charge against Igor P. not done yet, started. However, legal sources point out to ‘LA NUEVA ESPAÑA’, a newspaper that belongs to the same group as this outlet, that the criminal charge of murder is “very likely”, mainly because it can be attributed to the degree of treason. crime. If found guilty, the accused would be sentenced to between fifteen and twenty-five years in prison. However, there is one condition that could increase the prison sentence in the case of Erika’s crime: the age of the victim. Under the most recent reform of the Penal Code, when Erika is younger than sixteen, the judge can sentence the accused to permanent prison that can be examined if found guilty.