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Crimen de Tauste: las 72 horas que llevaron a Carlota y su novio a prisión acusados de matar a los padres de ella

La investigación cerca a la pareja, gracias a las cámaras. El embarazo de la hija de las víctimas emerge como causa del crimen

Crimen de Tauste: las 72 horas que llevaron a Carlota y su novio a prisión acusados de matar a los padres de ella

In the Crimen de Tauste case, Carlota's behavior became peculiar after learning about the murder of her parents. When three relatives arrived at her Zaragoza residence on Sunday, August 9th to inform her of the tragic news, she provided confusing explanations for not attending the previous day's family dinner. Furthermore, she was wearing sunglasses that were unnecessary and had visible injuries and bruises on her face and an arm.

One of the relatives advised her to visit the emergency room, which she did. The following day, Carlota was arrested together with her partner, Luis Carlos Rivera, on suspicion of involvement in the homicide of Javier Sánchez, aged 67, and Esther Latorre, aged 66. This case has shocked not only those who knew the victims but also the broader community, including the labor, agricultural, political, and activist circles they were part of. Carlota's mental state will be crucial in determining her responsibility for the crime.

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