The Justice Prosecutor's Office of Nuevo León confirmed that the death of Ana Carolina Saucedo, the young woman who disappeared on February 7 and whose remains were found three days later, was due to suicide. Javier Flores, the State Attorney General, informed Info 7 that all evidentiary data from the case file had been obtained. 'And unfortunately, a suicide was confirmed,' Flores expressed. The area director was with the family and showed them all the conditions and evidence they had, Flores highlighted.
Ana Carolina Saucedo, 22 years old, disappeared on February 7 after her mother dropped her off at the entrance of Universidad México Valle in the morning. When her mother went to pick her up at noon, she discovered that her daughter had never attended classes. 'There were data that allowed us to conclude, and it was discussed with her relatives, and they were informed,' added Flores. In such situations, it is important to avoid revictimization by constantly remembering the victims; however, we always strive to provide the necessary attention to the individuals involved.
When the report was made to the authorities, a search notice was issued, and during the weekend, an intense search attempt was conducted in Cerro de las Mitras, where she had reportedly gone according to the available information. The following Monday, her remains were found near a site known as Cama de Piedra. According to the Prosecutor's Office, there were no signs of violence, and the young woman had all her belongings with her.
Ana Laura Bahena García, the young woman's mother, requested not to speculate about her daughter's death and thanked the prayers, support, and solidarity of the citizens. 'But unfortunately, we found her lifeless,' concluded Bahena García.
