“Narcissism is what moves criminal acting”: expert analyzes a profile of the accused in the murder of Ana María Pizarro

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In the early hours of this Sunday, the Investigation Police (PDI) reported that the arrest of José Alejandro Medina Slope (49) was achieved in the city of Carabobo, Venezuela.

Medina is the main suspect of Ana María Pizarro’s murder, woman who disappeared in the first days of April and whose remains were found dismembered in the city of La SerenaCoquimbo Region.

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Likewise, man would also be related in the murder of María José Zambra (35), occurred in 2019, because Zambra’s phone chip was in a Pizarro mobile. The accused was a couple of both women.

The details of the suspect’s profile of Ana María Pizarro’s murder

Mauricio Valdivia, forensic psychologist, analyzed in Meganotics always together Jose Medina’s profile, noting that It is not a “common criminal.”

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On whether there are similarities in the cases of Pizarro and Zambra, the expert said that “yes, I think you don’t need much degree of specialization to see those coincidences. We talk about seriality, when a case is repeated and presents particular characteristics, associated with previous others. That criminal seriality has several components, where one has to do with the use of physical space. ”

The psychologist also referred to the “Circle of Canter” in Pizarro’s murder, saying that the crime space is not “Beyond a diameter, a radius of 3 to 5 kilometers, in which the use of space occurs. Certain strategies associated with the type of victim are replicated. There is direct intervention on the body and that is very characteristic“.

One of the particularities of Ana María Pizarro is that her body was dismembered. On that, Mauricio Valdivia said that “when these elements appear, that they would be associated with intervening the body, We enter the plane of what we call criminal profiles“.

Finally, and according to the expert, people with criminal profiles are characterized because they want to “be recognized, be seen, Because narcissism is what moves criminal actingthat is, he wants to feel powerful. “

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