A gardener from the Malaga town of Benahavís has found the skull of a young woman, bone remains and various objects, including several rusty discs from a radial saw. According to the state of the bones, death must have happened at least a decade ago, as reported by the Telecinco television network.
The worker came across the skull near a housing complex and today, Thursday, specialized tracking dogs will comb the area in search of more remains.
Apparently, it is a young woman between the ages of 25 and 35 who must have died at least a decade ago based on the state of the bones, which show signs of mummification.
As reported by the television network, the skull shows a mark of having suffered a blow between the forehead and the temple. The gardener first thought that it was a ball and when he got closer, he realized that it was a skull and that there were also more bones, so he called the Civil Guard, who went to the scene together with the forensics .
Scattered bones, a half-buried suitcase, a bag with women's underwear, rusty discs from a radial saw and two mops were found at the scene, all of which is already in the hands of forensics.
Investigators believe that the suitcase may have contained parts of the dismembered body because it does not appear to be very old, so it could have been used later to move the dismembered body.
Once the authorities had left, the residents of the area found a piece of the jaw, so today, Thursday, they will return with sniffer dogs specializing in corpses to inspect the area carefully again.
They search the archive of missing women in Andalusia
In the absence of DNA, the agents search among the files of disappeared women in Andalusia. At the moment, the agents are already searching the disappeared women in Andalusia, such as Lourdes García in Roquetas or Ángeles Zurera in Córdoba, reports Telecinco.
In June 2011, a hiker found a large suitcase with human skeletal remains inside on a slope next to a road in the Malaga municipality of Igualeja, near Ronda.
In May of that same year, speleologists found human remains in a chasm located in the area of Puerto del Viento in Ronda. A few months earlier, in February, a corpse in an advanced state of decomposition was found in a well in Alhaurín el Grande (Málaga), with signs of having been tied up.
There are also precedents for discovering human remains inside suitcases in the province of Malaga, since in November 2008, a citizen found one in a dry riverbed near a road in Mijas, inside which there were several bones, including a skull. .
In December 2006, some hikers notified the Civil Guard that a suitcase gave off a strong odor near the A-355 highway as it passed through the municipality of Ojén, and human remains were found inside.
Also in February 2003, the body of a young man with signs of violence was found inside a suitcase in an unoccupied apartment in Torremolinos.
And in 2001 several charred suitcases appeared in Torremolinos and Benalmádena in which human remains had been distributed, a case that investigators attributed to a settling of scores between criminal organizations.
