The man detained after the discovery of the lifeless body of a woman hidden in an agricultural irrigation well of the Cortijo de Ducha, in the north of the Cádiz city of Jerez de la Frontera, has confessed today to the crime. Sources close to the case have indicated that the victim could be a 64-year-old woman of Iranian origin who disappeared on July 6 in the town and for whom a search device has already been opened.
The investigation continues to advance, although the proceedings are kept secret, while the confessed author remains in the cells of the National Police Station at the expense of going to court. It is ruled out that this death responds to a case of gender violence since there was no relationship between the aggressor and the victim.
Few are the data that have transpired about the event but what has been revealed is that the body of the deceased was found at a great depth in an area that had been closed for years. According to Diario de Jerez, the body was "covered with rubble" and was located thanks to the fact that the Police had been following the movements of the detainee for days.
At the moment, they are waiting for the forensic study carried out on the body to reveal the causes of the victim's death.
The discovery was made thanks to a large police operation that took place this Sunday morning, in which specialists from the Subsoil Unit, the Scientific Police and the Air Resources Unit participated.
The lifeless body has been transferred to the Institute of Legal Medicine of Cádiz and the investigators from UDEV Central and the Judicial Police Brigade of the Jerez de la Frontera Police Station are carrying out the appropriate steps to identify the deceased person and clarify the circumstances. of his death.
Apparently, the deceased could be the same person that the National Police had been looking for since July. She would be a 64-year-old person of Iranian origin who had not been heard from since the 6th, when she left the facilities of the Jerez municipal shelter where she lived.
