The autopsy performed on the body of the 4-month-old baby who died in Caaguazú did not show any trauma results, which would rule out the version of her mother, who accused her partner of allegedly kicking the minor to death.
Prosecutor Raquel Vera informed the prisoner that she had completed the autopsy of the 4-month-old baby’s body and that preliminary cause of death would be an infection, as no traces of injuries were found. “We have to wait for the final result,” she said.
The investigator indicated that the arrest of the baby’s mother, Lilian Insfrán Ríos, was ordered, who is now being investigated for alleged lack of duty of care.
It must be remembered that she directly accused her partner of having kicked her daughter and that this caused her death. For this reason the man was arrested.
“Jetu’u che case, but at the same time calm down because che ndajapói mba’eve”, said the detainee Juan Carlos Insfrán, who said he suspected that the woman was the author of the baby’s death.
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Instead, as the mother publicly stated, on Saturday, August 27, in the city of Caaguazú, she had left her baby lying down while she went in to shower. However, hearing the girl’s moans, she went out to look at her and saw her concubine in her room, he stretched her out and began to beat her, and then kicked her daughter.
The mother pointed out that she took the baby in her arms and took her to the District hospital, from where she was transferred to the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Asunción, where she finally died. The woman returned and went to the Police Station to report what had happened.
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However, the doctors who had treated the minor indicated that she showed signs of generalized sepsis and was malnourished.
In addition, the baby’s own aunt, Rossana Fernández, who is the sister of the detained woman, indicated that her relative at no time cared about her child and even more assured that she did not accompany her to the hospital, but that she had to be there. at all times.
