Police responded to a reported assault in Moca, where a 23-year-old woman allegedly attacked her 38-year-old partner. However, upon arrival, authorities found a space inside the residence containing human remains. The man, who claims to be the victim of the assault, stated that the woman had threatened to destroy his religious items, which are part of the Afro-Cuban Palo Mayombe tradition.
He explained that he uses laboratory-purchased bones for his religious practices and has receipts to prove it. The woman is being held in custody, and the case is being investigated by the Police Department’s Domestic Violence and Homicide divisions. Inspector Rivera said that forensic experts will analyze the bones to determine their nature, and the investigation will also look into possible law violations related to the possession of human remains.
The Police Department is investigating the case, which involves a reported assault and the discovery of human remains.