Elements of the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Mexico issued an arrest warrant against Fatima Isabel “N” for his possible participation in the qualified homicide of priest Ernesto Baltazar Hernández Vilchis.
The same person who was reported missing and whose body was located in a black water river in the municipality of Nextlalpan.
On November 14, elements of the Prosecutor’s Office of the State of Mexico They carried out an arrest warrant against Fatima Isabel “N”, investigated for the crime of disappearance committed by private individuals, was subsequently admitted to a prison at the disposal of the authorities who will determine her legal situation. Previously, she was also admitted to a prison Brandon Jonathan “N” and Maria Fernanda “N” for the same criminal act.
The agency established, through investigative acts, that on October 29, the priest moved from his home, aboard his vehicle, to the property located in the Morelos Housing UnitThird Section, belonging to the municipality of Tultitlán in the company of Fátima Isabel “N”, a person with whom the victim had a relationship of trust. Brandon Jonathan “N” was already at that address.
Once at the scene, the victim lived for several hours with Fátima Isabel “N” and Brandon Jonathan “N”, consuming alcoholic beverages and narcotics until, at some point, the latter allegedly attacked the priest with an object, causing injuries that caused his death.
María Fernanda “N”, the romantic partner of Brandon Jonathan “N” also arrived at the place; The three probable participants would have carried out acts to hide the body, which they used blankets and bags that they tied to a chair to finally transport the body to the municipality of Nextlalpan where on November 30 they abandoned it in a river of black water.
What happened with the priest Ernesto
Brandon Jonathan “N”, with the prior knowledge of Fátima Isabel “N”, physically attacked the victim causing her death, subsequently, María Fernanda “N”, helped both to carry out various actions aimed at hiding and destroying evidence, such as cleaning the place, eliminating material traces of the event and hiding the body.
The investigation by the authorities of the State of Mexico established that the alleged perpetrator of the events has a criminal record, as he served an 18-year prison sentence for *robbery with violence.
According to the investigations, Father Ernesto’s truck was located by security cameras on roads that connect with Hidalgo where it was sold along with a motorcycle.
The motorcycle was owned by an acquaintance of Brandon “N”, who reported that he lent it to him to sell it to Hidalgo since “they had gotten away with fraud.”
Due to the above, on November 9, a search was carried out at the home of the priest’s alleged murderer, and various clues were located.
“Among them were the victim’s clothes, personal belongings, a priest’s stole, as well as sharp objects and blood traces observed through the ‘blue star’ test.
“As mentioned, the investigation established that, in a degree of probability, the conduct attributed to those accused in the incident was evidenced by the evidence that demonstrates that Brandon Jonathan “N” and Fátima Isabel “N” carried out an act to deprive the victim of his life, without them running any risk of being killed or injured by the victim; while María Fernanda “N” was the person who, after the incident, cleaned the place. and observed the presence of the body of the victim,” the authorities highlighted.