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Ecuadorian police are looking for a man who allegedly beat his wife to death before gluing her skills back together to hide the injuries and make her look like an accident.
Luis Hermida claimed his partner Lisbeth Baquerizo, 30, fell down the stairs and died after being found on the floor of their home in Guayaquil, Ecuador on December 21.
Lisbeth’s father, Mario Baquerizo, was contacted by the suspect’s father, who reportedly said, “You need to come quickly. Lisbeth is dead. ‘
Mario and his wife, Kathy Munoz, rushed to their daughter’s house only to find that a funeral home had been contacted and a coffin was already in place.
The Ecuadorian police are looking for Luis Hermida, who allegedly beat his wife Lisbeth Baquerizo to death before taping her skills back together to hide the injuries and make them look like an accident
Luis Hermida claimed his partner Lisbeth Baquerizo, 30 (pictured) fell down the stairs and died after being found on the floor of their home in Guayaquil, Ecuador on December 21
Lisbeth’s father, Mario Baquerizo, was contacted by the suspect’s father, who reportedly said, “You need to come quickly. Lisbeth is dead. ‘Pictured: Luis Hermida
Luis’ family reportedly asked the broken hearted parents not to contact the police in order for the funeral to be organized for the next day, and they insisted that they attend to the service.
The grieving parents agreed they did not initially suspect Luis because he had been in a relationship with their daughter for 12 years, including a year of marriage.
However, Lisbeth’s mother, Kathy, grew suspicious when she noticed an injury to Luis’ eye that he alleged during a robbery attempt.
Kathy was later approached by her daughter’s friend, who claimed Lisbeth had been insulted and physically abused by Luis, but refused to tell her family.
Mario and his wife, Kathy Munoz, rushed to their daughter’s house only to find that a funeral home had been contacted and a coffin was already in place. Pictured: victim Lisbeth Baquerizo
The grieving parents agreed they didn’t suspect Luis (left) because he had been in a relationship with their daughter (right) for 12 years, including one year of marriage.
However, Lisbeth’s mother, Kathy, grew suspicious when she noticed an injury to Luis’ eye that he alleged during a robbery attempt. Pictured: Lisbeth on her wedding day
Kathy told El Comercio that she walked away in the wake and reported the incident to authorities who exhumed the victim’s body.
“They manipulated my daughter’s body to create the scene,” Kathy told Metro Ecuador. after reporting the incident. “You didn’t call 911, what I now know was legal process.”
When the mother spoke about the discovery of her daughter’s body, she said, “I jumped on her and tried to revive her, but I found that she was already stiff and all the muscles were hardened.”
An autopsy revealed that Lisbeth died of bruises and stab wounds on the top of her head, which were then reportedly covered by glueing them together with super glue
Authorities described the case as a “violent death” and considered Luis (right) the prime suspect
An autopsy revealed that the victim had died of bruises and stab wounds to the top of her head, which were then reportedly covered by glueing them together with super glue.
“I complained to the coroner about shaving my girl’s head. At that moment he pointed out the wounds that would have killed them and the wounds they were taped on, certainly with the intention of covering the cuts, ”Kathy told local news website Extra.
Authorities called the case a “violent death” and considered Luis a prime suspect.
Police chief Francisco Hernández said Lisbeth’s injuries were hard to come by accidentally. He added, “We are treating this problem as if it were a violent death.”
Luis has been on the run since an arrest warrant was issued on December 29th.
Luis (right) has been on the run since an arrest warrant was issued on December 29th
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