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Rosanny del Carmen Almonte Molina, a 32‑year‑old resident of Esperanza in the province of Valverde, was shot and killed on Saturday, 7 November. The incident occurred in the El Paraíso sector of the municipality, where the victim was reportedly struck by multiple bullets fired by her former partner, Leonalfry Torres Hernández, known as “Leo.” Torres Hernández was taken to a local hospital in a critical condition and remained on mechanical ventilation until he died. His death was confirmed by General Ramón Samuel Azcona Reyes, the regional director of the National Police for the Noroeste region. A protective order and a restraining order had been in place in favor of Almonte Molina. “There was indeed a protection and distancing order in favor of the victim,” said a representative of the Public Ministry when asked about the case. Almonte Molina’s family stated that the victim owned a beauty salon in the parking area of her home and that Torres Hernández had waited for customers to leave before entering the house. According to the brother, Roberto Almonte Molina, the suspect forced his way through two doors before shooting the woman. The family carried out investigations at the National Institute of Forensic Sciences (INACIF) in Santiago. Almonte Molina was buried on Sunday at the municipal cemetery in Esperanza. Article source: El Nuevo Diario | Image credit: El Nuevo Diario
Rosanny del Carmen Almonte Molina, a 32‑year‑old resident of Esperanza in the province of Valverde, was shot and killed on Saturday, 7 November. The incident occurred in the El Paraíso sector of the municipality, where the victim was reportedly struck by multiple bullets fired by her former partner, Leonalfry Torres Hernández, known as “Leo.” Torres Hernández was taken to a local hospital in a critical condition and remained on mechanical ventilation until he died. His death was confirmed by General Ramón Samuel Azcona Reyes, the regional director of the National Police for the Noroeste region. A protective order and a restraining order had been in place in favor of Almonte Molina. “There was indeed a protection and distancing order in favor of the victim,” said a representative of the Public Ministry when asked about the case. Almonte Molina’s family stated that the victim owned a beauty salon in the parking area of her home and that Torres Hernández had waited for customers to leave before entering the house. According to the brother, Roberto Almonte Molina, the suspect forced his way through two doors before shooting the woman. The family carried out investigations at the National Institute of Forensic Sciences (INACIF) in Santiago. Almonte Molina was buried on Sunday at the municipal cemetery in Esperanza.
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