Legal Medicine confirmed that the samarium businessman Carlos José Dangond died of mechanical suffocation

Legal Medicine determined this weekend that the Samaritan businessman Carlos Jose Dangond Fernandez de Castro, found lifeless in Soacha, Cundinamarca, last Tuesday, November 15, died from mechanical asphyxia.

In addition, the technical report presented by the Institute of Forensic Sciences revealed that, the body of the samarium businessman Dangond Fernández de Castro, specialized in the sale of high-end vehicles, He showed no signs of torture.

As previously reported, the body of Carlos José Dangond was taken by several people in a vehicle and abandoned on the outskirts of the municipality of SoachaCundinamarca, as confirmed by the Bogotá Metropolitan Police itself.

The first versions indicated that in the corpse of Carlos José found a gunshot wound. However, forensic experts from Legal Medicine confirmed that he did not present such an injury, thus being consolidated in the report presented this weekend.

What is known about this case is that Dangond Fernández de Castro traveled from Santa Marta to Bogotá to meet with relatives of a powerful emerald dealer, to “Finish a high-end vehicle armor business”, Therefore, it is not ruled out that said meeting may have led to the murder of Carlos José.

The lifeless body of Dangond Fernández de Castro was found lifeless on the night of last Tuesday, November 15, in the Valle de Santa Ana neighborhood, in the municipality of Soacha, Cundinamarca, which raised a range of doubts about his death, well His relatives ruled out that he was the victim of threats or extortion.

Another version, which is still being investigated by the Judicial Police, would be related to the fact that Dangond was under scrutiny by the authorities for alleged smuggling and money launderingthrough the importation of high-end vans from Dubai.

Carlos Jose Dangond Fernandez of Castro was the owner of a well-known concessionaire with headquarters in Santa Martawhose operations extended to other Caribbean cities such as Barranquilla.

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