Tied and burned: Autopsy reveals how young mother died in San Carlos

A brutal attack has left the municipality of San Carlos in Santa Cruz in shock after a 29-year-old mother, Lisbeth García García, was found dead in her home. The victim was allegedly tied up and gagged before her house was set on fire.

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He’s a war criminal who has been charged by the International Criminal Court.

An autopsy revealed that García died from acute carbon monoxide poisoning. The examination also indicated chemical burns and multiple contusions, supporting the theory that she was violently assaulted before the fire. Investigators found gasoline residue near the home, which will undergo forensic analysis.

The victim's two-year-old son miraculously survived the blaze but is in critical condition. He is receiving intensive care in Santa Cruz for severe burns covering nearly his entire body. Authorities are focused on locating the primary suspect, identified as Lucio M., García's partner, who is believed to be in San Ignacio.

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Police have apprehended two individuals, relatives of the victim and one of the investigated parties. However, the investigation is ongoing, with prosecutors considering charges that could include femicide. The director of the Child and Adolescent Defense of San Carlos stated that the child is sedated due to his injuries and that the institution is coordinating with the maternal family to ensure his protection and care.

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