The attorney general of Aguascalientes, Mexico, Jesús Figueroa, announced that the investigations into the death of the first 'non-binary' magistrate -Jesús Ociel Bahena- revealed that he was murdered by his partner, Dorian Daniel Herrera. The prosecutor detailed that he killed him with razor blades and then committed suicide. There is no evidence that there was a third person in the home.
"According to expert analysis, Dorian Daniel murdered his partner, Judge Jesús Ociel Bahena, with razor blades, and then committed suicide," the prosecutor explained during an interview with journalist Ciro Gómez Leyva.
"De acuerdo con los análisis periciales, Dorian Daniel asesinó con navajas de afeitar a su pareja, le magistrade Jesús Ociel Bahena, y después se suicidó", aseguró #PorLaMañana el fiscal de Aguascalientes, Jesús Figueroa. pic.twitter.com/StJbVMqVan
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The prosecutor explained that according to the interpretation of forensic sciences, "an argument began in one of the upstairs bedrooms and we found a considerable blood stain on the bed and later a disorder where there was blood on clothes and a bedspread. There were drip like stains."
In addition, he indicated that the magistrate received a fatal wound to the jugular.: "At the bottom of the property, moving up the stairs where we found a greater abundance of blood stains and that is where we found the bodies. We found 20 wounds on the magistrate's body, of those 20 wounds, 19 were superficial, with a sharp object that "We identified as razor blades, which are instruments that have sharp edges on all four sides and are very fine in size."
"We observed that the instruments used were razors. It may seem like a not very credible hypothesis, but we are being careful, especially to keep a record of all the evidence; not to mention the inspection that was carried out on the place," said the prosecutor of Aguscalientes.
"We don't know what happened"
Last Monday, the authorities found the lifeless body of Jesús Ociel Baena Saucedo, magistrate of the Electoral Court of Aguascalientes, and his partner in their apartment.
"The president of the Electoral Court, Salvador Hernández, reported that Baena Saucedo and another person were allegedly among the victims, but we do not know what happened," reported El Universal.
The president of the Electoral Tribunal explained that at 9:00 a.m. he received a call informing him that something was happening at Ociel's house. He proceeded to call his partner on the phone and no one answered.
