Jujuy Femicide: Aunt's Heartbreaking Plea for Justice After Niece's Body Found

Jujuy Femicide: Aunt's Heartbreaking Account Fuels Demand for Justice Jujuy, Argentina – A wave of grief and outrage has swept through Jujuy following the discovery of the body of a young woman, the third femicide in the province in just 20 days. Verónica, the victim's aunt, shared her harrowing experience in an emotional interview, providing chilling details about the events leading up to her niece's death. The suspect, Adrián Ochoa, maintains his innocence, but Verónica's account paints a different picture. "We went to the police station at 11:30 pm to file a report," Verónica recounted. "Then we went to the killer's house, Adrián Ochoa, and he said he hadn’t seen her in a long time. He even said she had blocked him on social media." Verónica noted Ochoa’s nervous behavior, indicating a potential cover-up. The victim's body was found on Monday morning, discarded in a remote, thorny area where she would never have gone willingly. This tragic discovery underscores the urgent need to address gender-based violence in Jujuy. Verónica’s powerful testimony serves as a reminder of the devastating impact of femicide and the importance of seeking justice for victims. The community is demanding a thorough investigation and the harshest possible punishment for Ochoa. Verónica’s plea for justice echoes the sentiments of many, calling for an end to this devastating cycle of violence.