Father of murdered Spanish student arrives in Mexico after suspect detained
Authorities say the killing is being treated as femicide, and prosecutors will seek up to 70 years in prison.
- On Friday, the father of Claudia Tacoronte arrived in Morelos to identify his daughter's body, with the killing of the Spanish exchange student being treated as a femicide.
- Authorities arrested suspect Francisco Javier on Thursday evening, and the suspect reportedly confessed to the killing, sparking widespread anger across Mexico and Spain.
- 21-Year-Old Tacoronte died from stab wounds in Cuautla on September 12, while Fernando Blumenkron noted the suspect had a prior police record for burglaries.
- Prosecutors are seeking the maximum 70-year prison sentence for the killing, and the University of Granada has canceled exchange placements for three students due to the incident.
- Four female students from the Autonomous University have been killed in Morelos this year, and Spain's Foreign Ministry urges citizens to avoid non-essential travel to the state.
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Francisco Javier N, aka "the horn" confessed to killing Spanish student Claudia Tacoronte
The judge sets a time limit of four months for the closure of the supplementary investigation
El Mundo
Valentin Tacoronte, father of Claudia Tacoronte, the young Spanish woman who died stabbed on September 12, visited the House of Culture of Cuautla on Friday,...
The 21-year-old was studying exchange in Morelos. Mexican authorities have reported that the detainee has confessed to the crime.
El Periódico
Valentin Tacoronte, the father of Claudia Tacoronte, the young Canarian woman who died stabbed on September 12, visited the Cuautla House of Culture, the crime scene, this Friday, shortly after her daughter's body was handed over to her at the Attorney General's Office in Morelos, central Mexico.Continue reading....
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