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One of the arguments of the judge to absolve the well-known ‘Monster of Monserrate’ from this crime was that, according to Canal Uno, “There is reasonable doubt” that Fredy Valencia sexually abused the women he confessed to having murdered and buried on the slope of the Monserrate hill, since the accusing body did not provide conclusive evidence to prove the facts.
The reason that would have made it difficult to collect evidence has to do with the state of decomposition in which the bodies of the victims were found, which according to the Prosecutor’s Office were “nine young women” who had been abused.
The so-called ‘Monster of Monserrate’ will now have to wait for the judge’s decision to know if they will also acquit him of the crime of homicide, or if, on the contrary, he is convicted, and the hearing will be held on October 27, according to that medium.
Fredy Armando Valencia is serving a sentence of 9 years and 5 months in prison for the crime of aggravated homicide of María del Pilar Rincón, 26, a young woman who was brutally murdered because “she refused to have sexual relations with him,” as he said. the Prosecutor’s Office in a statement of April 2016.
At that time, the accusing body reported that the ‘Monster of Monserrate’ lived in a hut and near there were found about 9 bodies of women “Of whom he said had taken their lives.”
The investigating body referred to the report of the Institute of Legal Medicine where it was stipulated that Valencia suffers from a “pattern of behavior characterized by the absence of empathy, is excessive and maintains exaggerated sexual desire and excitement.”
“She related how she caused the deaths of other women without remorse and without feelings. On the contrary, he explained in detail how he murdered them and where he left the bodies ”, the judge affirmed when issuing the sentence.
Another piece of information provided by the General Prosecutor’s Office indicates that Valencia persecuted its victims, preferably drug addicts and who lived on the street, and He confessed that he had led them to his hut under deception “after promising them a dose of hallucinogens.”
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