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07-28-2011, 03:50 PM
News reports have identified a woman who was murdered on Tuesday evening as 29-year old Yesenia Altagracia Rivera Figuereo. She was parked outside the Politecnico Virgen de la Altagracia on Avenida Venezuela in eastern Santo Domingo when she was shot in the neck and then the BMW she was driving was set ablaze. Police say that the belongings found in the car included an ID 001-15437071.
Witnesses say that around 6:40pm a shot was heard from inside the BMW that immediately burst into flames, alerting the attention of local residents.
The Police say a container with gasoline residues was found inside the vehicle, as well as a notebook with information on personal loans.
El Caribe reports that an aunt revealed that Rivera had feared for her life since her return from Switzerland two years ago to live with her two daughters, who are 11 and 7. Her husband, businessman Juan Carlos Lopez Alcantara is the chief suspect in the murder.
The woman had filed seven harassment complaints at the police station in Los Mina, where she lived. She had obtained a restraining order from the Police. The last time she went to the Police was on the same day of her tragic death. She was a student of Systems Engineering at UTESA University.
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Witnesses say that around 6:40pm a shot was heard from inside the BMW that immediately burst into flames, alerting the attention of local residents.
The Police say a container with gasoline residues was found inside the vehicle, as well as a notebook with information on personal loans.
El Caribe reports that an aunt revealed that Rivera had feared for her life since her return from Switzerland two years ago to live with her two daughters, who are 11 and 7. Her husband, businessman Juan Carlos Lopez Alcantara is the chief suspect in the murder.
The woman had filed seven harassment complaints at the police station in Los Mina, where she lived. She had obtained a restraining order from the Police. The last time she went to the Police was on the same day of her tragic death. She was a student of Systems Engineering at UTESA University.
More... (http://www.dr1.com/index.html#12)