Overview
- Mexico City prosecutors said Wednesday that Edith Guadalupe arranged to meet the building guard for personal reasons, and they rejected rumors of a job offer or a trafficking scheme.
- The guard, identified as Juan Jesús N, has been formally linked to trial for feminicide, a step that keeps the case moving forward and leaves him in pretrial detention.
- Investigators say he controlled access to the property, disconnected the security cameras during the attack, and left blood traces and cleaning marks in the guard booth, where they also found her wallet and her phone hidden in the building.
- The killing took place on April 15 inside a building at Avenida Revolución 829 in the Benito Juárez borough of Mexico City.
- Prosecutors noted the family has asked for discretion as the case proceeds, and the agency suspended three officials over early errors after her disappearance report.