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The man accused of murdering his 5-year-old daughter tried to do the same with another minor. A neighbor saved her. Foto: Screenshot
While they were eating, at around 07:30 pm on Monday, November 18, the two minors witnessed a strong family fight.
After a few minutes of the altercation, the man, in a moment of anger, grabbed the two little girls by the arms to throw them out of the apartment where they lived in the Torres de Alamadina residential complex in the municipality of Jamundí. Wanted to murder his two little girls. He achieved it with Salomé, the youngest of the girls.
“This person has some type of argument whose origin we still cannot determine. Take the two girls and try to throw them. What we know is that a neighbor intervenes and prevents him from throwing one of the youngest, the oldest. However, he does manage to throw the youngest daughter,” revealed the deputy commander of the Santiago de Cali Metropolitan Area Police, Colonel German Manrique.
The woman who saved the girl would have managed to leave the apartment with the other minor, while the man would have locked himself in to prevent the residents, who had already realized what happened, from entering.
There was a riot and they lynched him
Colonel Manrique assured that, after being informed of the situation, they went to the El Rodeo neighborhood, where the residential unit is located. Several patrols were present at the scene, where they proceeded to capture the suspect.
However, after having him under their power, some people staged an attack against the Police and proceeded to beat the alleged murderer with sticks, fists and kicks.
After several minutes, the Police managed to rescue him and took him to a care center, where hours later he lost his life due to the severity of the injuries suffered.
Manrique assured that the man would have a history of drug use as well as, according to what has been determined, he would have some psychiatric pathologies.
2024-11-19 20:13:00
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**Interview with Child Psychologist Dr. Maria Gonzalez on the Recent Tragic Incident in Jamundí**
**Editor:** Thank you for joining us, Dr. Gonzalez. We are grappling with a deeply disturbing event that unfolded in Jamundí, where a father allegedly attempted to throw his daughter from a third-floor window during a heated argument. What can you tell us about the psychological factors that might lead to such extreme behaviors in parents?
**Dr. Gonzalez:** Thank you for having me. It’s a heartbreaking situation, and it highlights the complexities of domestic violence and mental health. Parents can sometimes struggle with overwhelming stress, emotional outbursts, or untreated mental health issues that can lead to tragic consequences. We’re often quick to judge, but we must also consider the environment and circumstances that may contribute to such behavior.
**Editor:** In this incident, a neighbor intervened and saved another girl from a similar fate. How important is community awareness and intervention in these situations?
**Dr. Gonzalez:** Community awareness is crucial. Often, abusive situations can escalate when there are no interventions. Neighbors, friends, and family can play a pivotal role in recognizing signs of distress and taking action. It’s essential for communities to feel responsible for each other’s welfare, as this can potentially prevent tragedies like the one we witnessed.
**Editor:** What signs should people look for in families that might be experiencing domestic violence?
**Dr. Gonzalez:** Key indicators include frequent loud arguments, visible signs of fear in children, sudden changes in behavior, and isolation from friends and family. If anyone notices these signs, it’s vital to approach the situation carefully, possibly contacting local authorities or support organizations that specialize in domestic violence.
**Editor:** Thank you, Dr. Gonzalez, for your insights. It’s a stark reminder of the need for vigilance and empathy in our communities.
**Dr. Gonzalez:** Thank you for shedding light on this critical issue. Let’s hope we can raise awareness and foster a safer environment for all children.
