Natali and her boyfriend Víctor disappeared after traveling from Mexico City to Puebla on January 27, 2019. Víctor's remains were found 10 days later, and Natali's remains were discovered three years after their disappearance in a field in Huejotzingo, Puebla. Both showed signs of torture. The case remains under investigation with no arrests. Natali's family distrusted Víctor and reported conflicting information from his family during the search. The motive and perpetrators remain unknown.
Country: Mexico
State/Province: Puebla, Mexico
City/Region: Huejotzingo
Incident Type: Domestic Violence Homicide
Relationship Status: Live-in relationship
Relationship Duration: Approximately 3 years
Incident Date: Jan. 27, 2019
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How the relationship or connection began.
Approximately 3 years
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2019-01-27
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Domestic Violence
The relationship involved a live-in partnership with prior separation from Natali's husband. There were signs of controlling behavior and secrecy, with family distrust towards Víctor. The disappearance and subsequent discovery of both bodies with signs of torture suggest a violent domestic conflict possibly linked to underlying criminal associations or personal disputes.
The investigation revealed conflicting information from Víctor's family and difficulties in locating Natali's remains initially due to incomplete search efforts. No suspects have been detained. The case remains open with ongoing inquiries into motives and perpetrators.
Conflicting reports about Víctor's whereabouts and the condition of the bodies caused initial confusion. Disputes over forensic evidence handling and false claims about the couple's detention complicated the investigation.
Natali and Víctor left Mexico City on January 27, 2019, to Puebla and disappeared. Víctor's body was found 10 days later; Natali's remains were found three years later in the same area. Both showed signs of torture. Family distrust and conflicting information from Víctor's relatives hindered early search efforts. The case remains unresolved with no arrests.
High risk due to controlling behavior, secrecy, family distrust, and possible criminal involvement of Víctor. The disappearance and torture indicate severe escalation.
Early signs of controlling behavior and secrecy, combined with family distrust, can indicate high-risk domestic situations. Conflicting family narratives and incomplete search efforts can delay resolution. Persistent family advocacy is crucial in missing person cases.
Isolation of Natali from her parents and secrecy in the relationship were key early signals.
Conflicting information from Víctor's family and removal of missing person posters helped connect the case to possible foul play.
Discovery of bodies with signs of torture and forensic analysis of remains were strongest evidence.
Natali's family reported conflicting claims from Víctor's family, including false information about detention and removal of search posters.
No follow-up reports available beyond the discovery of Natali's remains three years later.
Exact motive for the trip, identity of perpetrators, and details of Víctor's alleged criminal activity remain unclear.