Venezuelan prosecutors have concluded that a woman sedated and stabbed rapper Tirone José González, known as “Canserbero,” in 2015, whose case was reopened for dismissal last month the suicide hypothesis of the artist who was named this year by Rolling Stone magazine as the best Spanish rapper of the last 50 years.
The Attorney General Tarek William Saab presented to journalists this Tuesday a “definitive explanation” of this case, “which has caused a sensation in the world of music” and incriminates a dozen police officers and the judiciary.
Saab presented video-recorded statements in which A woman identified as Natalia Améstica confesses that she took benzodiazepines to make musician Carlos Molnar, who was her partner, and González sleepy. and then stab them until they are lifeless.
Améstica later asked for the help of a brother, with whom she changed the crime scene to simulate that there had been a fight between Molnar and González, which ended with the murder of the first by the second, who ultimately committed suicide, as stated by the police version. for eight years, explained the prosecutor.
However, thanks to new researchIn which almost 50 people took part, the public prosecutor’s office found that there were changes and inconsistencies that were resolved with new findings.
He specified that six people were already imprisoned for these events, including the Améstica brothers, and that further arrest warrants had been issued against two prosecutors who had “covered up” the truth, investigators from the Scientific, Criminal and Criminal Police Corps (Cicpc). and a Bolivarian National Police (PNB) officer who obstructed justice.
Likewise, the prosecutor’s office has requested the detention of the forensic pathologist who examined Canserbero’s body and whom he described as a “martyr of Venezuelan youth.”