A judge of the Republic imposed an insurance measure against Camilo Muñoz Gaviria, aka Teta, involved in the crime against women Trans Sara Millerey González.
The Prosecutor’s Office said: “In response to the material evidence contributed by the Attorney General’s Office, a guarantee control judge imposed assurance measure in a prison center to Juan Camilo Muñoz Gaviria, aka Teta, for her alleged participation in the crime of a trans woman whose identity name was Sara Millerey González Borja, last April 4 in Bello (Antioquia).”
Likewise, the accusing body indicated that the captured was “charged with the crimes of aggravated homicide and torture, which were not accepted.”
“The investigation oriented by a Prosecutor of the Medellín section realizes that Alias Teta and other men indicated to illegally exercise social control by several criminal behaviors that were presented in the sector, apparently they took the victim to a lot, tortured it causing it gravity in the thorax, arms and legs, and threw it into the La García gorge, in the Playa Rica neighborhood,” said the prosecution.
The investigating entity added that: “Subsequently, they would have constrained the neighbors to prevent them from lending and removed it from the tributary. Finally, relatives of the woman and personnel of the official firefighter body helped her and transferred her to a medellin health center, where she died hours later.”
On the captured, his alleged participation would have evidenced through videos where appears by gaining a brutal woman to the womanwhat ultimately cost him life.
Aka Teta, as is known in the criminal worldHe is not the only person who participated in the crime. The Prosecutor’s Office revealed at the hearing that there are already two other identified, on which a capture order already weighsand two other people who are about to identify.
To them, as well as Alias Teta, They will be charged for aggravated homicide and torturedespite the fact that the lawyer representing victims, Saúl León, requested at the hearing a punitive readjustment so that aggravated feminicide is imputed.
His request was dismissed by the Prosecutor’s Office, which argued that Sara Millerey’s murder was not motivated by her gender statusbut for the territorial control that the Banda El Mesa, of which Alias Teta is part, develops in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Bello, from where Sara Millerey was thrown into a ravine.
