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A pilgrimage was presented this Wednesday in the vicinity of the Mico bridge, which passes over the river Medellin
, in the north of that city, where dozens of people try to locate the body of a young woman who had been murdered by her boyfriend and thrown into the tributary.
Yuli Daniela Patiño, 25, was reported missing on December 25 in the Manrique La Salle neighborhood, where she was last seen.
The last person who had contacted the woman, according to the first versions released to the authorities, was her ex-boyfriend, who initially said that she had boarded a taxi and left.
However, a series of events began to dispel the doubts that existed about the case: the young man, first, tried to take his own life through a traffic accident, reported Blu Radio
.
Later, when he failed in his attempt, he surrendered to the Prosecutor’s Office, confessed that he murdered Yuli Daniela and threw her body into the Medellín River, according to the station.
The 30-year-old was sent to a transitional center while an arrest warrant was being issued against him for the murder of Yuli Daniela Patiño and there he was found dead, after apparently injuring himself with a knife.
Upon hearing the news, those close to the young woman went to the sector of the Mico bridge, in the north of the capital of Antioquia, to search the Medellín river for the young woman’s body.
The police and the Dagrd joined the search, which with drones tracks the area to find the body.
In order to try to prevent and / or report these cases, the Presidency of the Republic had the toll-free number 155 and the Mayor’s Office of Medellín has three attention mechanisms.
“With attention 24 hours a day, every day of the week, Colombians will be able to communicate under reservation and free of charge to this line, from any operator throughout the national territory to receive guidance on issues related to gender violence,” said the Presidency of the Republic.
In Medellín, women victims of violence can call 123, where there is a free communication channel to report cases and activate protection routes for victims.
In addition, they may contact to receive psycho-legal attention at 385 5552, WhatsApp lines 321 467 7071 and 305 319 2872 and the email [email protected].
And finally, you can call to access foster homes on the lines 301 267 7423 and 301 267 5489.
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