Zulma Guzmán y el talio: revelan detalles sobre otros domicilios y nexo con envenenamiento a unos caballos
Las luces de la Policía Marítima de Londres no buscaban a una prófuga internacional cuando iluminaron las aguas del Támesis a eso de las 6:45 de la ma...
TL;DR
- Zulma Guzmán Castro, a Colombian national sought for a double homicide, was rescued from the Thames in London after an apparent suicide attempt.
- Her arrest in the UK followed an investigation by Colombian authorities and Interpol, tracing her entry into Britain on November 11th.
- Guzmán Castro is currently undergoing mental health evaluation in the UK, a legal status that may delay her extradition to Colombia for up to a year.
- The investigation in Colombia centers on the poisoning of minors with thallium-laced raspberries, linked to a former extramarital affair Guzmán had with economist Juan de Bedout Vargas.
- Evidence suggests Guzmán purchased more tainted fruit after initial poisonings and investigators are also looking into the prior death of Juan de Bedout's wife, Alicia Graham Sardi, for potential thallium poisoning.
- Guzmán has denied involvement, claiming the accusations are fabricated and trivializing evidence, such as admitting to placing a GPS tracker on De Bedout's car.
- Colombian authorities are investigating three individuals believed to have assisted Guzmán with the logistics of the raspberry delivery.