Following the arrest of influencer Marianne Gonzaga, authorities have initiated an investigation to determine whether she will be charged with intentional injuries or attempted homicide. The young woman is accused of inflicting serious injuries on Valentina 'G', the current girlfriend of her ex-partner, José Manuel 'N'. According to authorities, Gonzaga stabbed Valentina at least 15 times, causing severe injuries to her neck, chest, and hands, with the most severe being to the neck and chest, leaving the victim in critical condition.
The attack took place at a residence in Park Pedregal, where the influencer attempted to escape after the assault but was arrested by elements of the Ciudad de México Secretariat of Citizen Security. The Ciudad de México Attorney General's Office has initiated a formal investigation against Gonzaga, opening case file FJPA/192/02 to clarify the facts and determine the appropriate charges.
In relation to this case, the Public Prosecutor's Office continues to analyze the evidence to define the most appropriate type of accusation against Marianne Gonzaga. According to the Penal Code of Ciudad de México, intentional injuries can carry sentences ranging from six to eight years in prison if they cause damage affecting the victim's organ functions, limbs, organs, or abilities, or in cases of deformities, incurable diseases, or permanent deterioration of physical or mental health. Gonzaga could face more serious charges if attempted homicide is considered.
The case has generated shock on social media, where followers and public opinion have reacted to the seriousness of the events. The influencer, known for sharing details of her life in Cancún through her social networks, has a large audience on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.
