She was an influencer and mother of one son shot to death by hitmen on a motorcycle after he quits the gym.
Narcisa Cardoso Giler, 29 years old, posted a video to her Instagram Stories, in what was her last post to her 66,000 followers. minutes before fatal attack in Ecuador.
How was the crime of the influencer
The Instagram model was traveling by car with a friend, Maria Fernanda Vargaswhen gunmen on a motorcycle sneaked up on the victim’s car and shot him multiple times.
Giler was behind the wheel, lost control of the vehicle and crashed into central reserve.
The attack took place in the Urdesa area, GuayaquilEcuador, around 9 am this Monday.
After the influencer was shot and killed, the killers fled the scene on motorcycles, and the victim’s friend called 911 and informed Dulce’s family, who I had an 11 year old son.
Vargas then wrote on social media: “I lived it today. Coming out of the gymnasium, they killed my friend, almost my sister, in her vehicle.”
The police arrived on the spot to collect the evidence and take the body of the influencer to perform the autopsy.
National Police spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Christian Meléndez said the model received “three or four” blows.
Three days before his death, the influencer posted a photo of himself with his son along with the message: “Happy 11th birthday, love of my life. God guide and bless you always. I love you.”
Criminal record and insecurity
Giler he had a criminal record along with five other people, charged on December 22, 2020, in connection with a robbery of a house in the canton of Simón Bolívar, local media reflect.
Precautionary measures have been ordered to him forbidden to leave the country and in April 2021 it was dismissed from the judicial process.
the lieutenant colonel Christian Meléndez, head of the Ceibos districthe said he still did not have a possible guess as to why the woman was murdered.
His death was one of 17 fatal shootings in the region in recent days.
Faced with an increase in criminal activity in recent weeks, President Guillermo Lasso decreed the state of emergency in three of Ecuador’s 24 provinces most affected by the violence.
Ecuadorian police last week arrested seven gunmen who stormed into a hospital in an attempt to kill a teenager being treated there.
The gang members took the nurses hostage and exchanged fire with the police before being arrested.
Fortunately, the hostages were freed and no one was injured, authorities said.
Source: Clarin
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