Zulma Guzmán habría eliminado información de sus redes y tenía dos pasaportes: detalles nuevos de la huida
La muerte de dos niñas tras consumir unas frambuesas envenenadas con talio ha generado entre eco y misterio. Los señalamientos se han centrado en Zulma Guzmán como la principal responsable.
TL;DR
- Zulma Guzmán is the primary suspect in the deaths of two girls who consumed thallium-poisoned raspberries.
- The incident began in April 2025 when the poisoned raspberries were introduced to the victims' home.
- Guzmán was rescued from the Thames River in London in December and is awaiting an Interpol red notice.
- Prosecutors allege Guzmán tried to delete evidence from social media and emails.
- She reportedly had two passports to facilitate her escape.
- A judge authorized a notice for Guzmán's court appearance; proceedings may continue in her absence.
- The judge, Santa Isabel Díaz, noted Guzmán had a hand condition possibly caused by handling the poison.
- Guzmán allegedly fled Colombia a week after the girls' deaths, concurrently deleting incriminating online information.
- If declared absent, she will be assigned a public defender in Colombia, and charges of aggravated homicide and attempted homicide will be filed.