The authorities revealed the shocking causes of his death.
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The investigations into the femicide of Natalia Andrade, aunt of the famous Argentine actress Valentina Zenere, are ongoing under the direction of the State Attorney General's Office (FGE) of Puebla. After her body was found on March 2 in her residence in the Parque Querétaro cluster of Lomas de Angelópolis, authorities revealed that the cause of her death was trauma caused by a blunt object.
The autopsy conducted by FGE forensic experts confirmed that the crime was violent. So far, the main suspect has been identified as Natalia's ex-partner, with whom the victim was involved in a legal process related to the custody of her 11-year-old son.
Andrade y su hijo
This case of domestic violence was reported by the victim in 2023, although unfortunately the case was closed at the end of that year. On the day of her death, March 2, Natalia had an appointment at the Family Coexistence Center to continue the custody process, but she did not attend, which triggered a desperate search for her.
In addition to the femicide, the case is aggravated by the disappearance of the minor son, who has not yet been located. The victim's family was very alert at all times in the case, and her sister, who is the mother of actress Valentina Zenere, traveled to Puebla to follow the process and claim Natalia's body. The actress and niece of the victim also expressed her outrage and demanded justice from the Mexican authorities through her social media.
Valentina Zenere y su tia
It should be noted that Natalia Andrade was a woman committed to her community. Throughout her career, she collaborated in various administrations of the Puebla City Council, working alongside figures such as Antonio Gali Fayad, Luis Banck Serrano, Blanca Alcalá Ruiz, and Eduardo Rivera Pérez, according to her professional profile on LinkedIn.
So far, it is unknown if the authorities have issued an arrest warrant against Natalia's ex-partner, and a search notice for the missing son has not been released, which keeps society and the victim's family on alert.
