Comayagua, Honduras.
A man allegedly killed his wife with multiple gunshots in the last hours in Lamaní, Comayagua, central Honduras. The murder, according to the police report, was committed in a fit of jealousy by the individual.
The victim, Elsa Galeas Cruz, was killed by several gunshots. According to investigations, the man, identified as Juan Izaguirre, shot his wife.
Versions indicate that he chose to commit the crime on the grounds that his colleague had communicated, through social media, with another person in the United States. This appears as a hypothesis and does not correspond to any official opinion.
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That was after arguing in the early hours of the morning with Galeas. The report details that he was shot three times around 2:00. Then, after committing the crime, the report dictates, the man fled the scene, in the village of Los Pintores. The suspect was detained in the village of Las Margaritas, in the same municipality, by police officers, around 7:00, after the operations of the entity.
In addition, the detainee was known to have vision problems. Even so, he managed to isolate himself on the streets of this village, but the effective operation of the agents of the Police Investigation Directorate (DPI) arrested him.
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Relatives of the victim said that the man was partially blind two years ago, due to diabetes. However, they believe that this version would not be entirely true, as he would have managed to commit the crime and flee. It is also reported that he was taken into hiding in the company of his 10-year-old son, who has been helping him since he has vision problems.
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Weapon confiscated |
The man was confiscated a 357 mm revolver-type firearm with three projectiles without hitting.
Finally, after being transferred to a police station, it was reported that an investigation file will be prepared against him and he will be sent to the prosecutor’s office in the region, for the legal process for the crime of parricide.