The Attorney General's Office of the State of Baja California Sur is conducting an investigation into the femicide of Yeimi Alondra in Cabo San Lucas. According to the attorney, all evidence has been gathered and the victim's mother was informed before the case was made public last week. Scientific and technological evidence has been found linking the victim and the alleged perpetrator to a yacht at the marina.
The young Yeimi did not leave the vessel according to the attorney's statement. Yeimi Alondra Aguirre López was reported missing on September 27 and is presumed to have been murdered on a boat in Cabo San Lucas. Authorities have mentioned that the alleged perpetrator and another companion allegedly disposed of Yeimi's lifeless body beyond the tourist area of Baja California Sur, in open sea.
In light of Yeimi's disappearance and the alleged femicide, civil society, security and rescue bodies have joined efforts in the search for the young woman's body. Collaboration has been received from organizations such as the Fire Department, FONMAR, and the Navy Secretariat. The alleged perpetrator has been linked to the process for the disappearance of a person committed by individuals, and investigations continue to charge with femicide.
Attorney Daniel de la Rosa has reported that the events took place during the early hours of September 27. The alleged femicide and the victim met in Cabo San Lucas and went together to the yacht where the crime occurred. The crime has impacted the society of Baja California Sur, in a year when cases of femicide have tripled in the region, according to official data.
