On June 10, 2026, in Acevedo, Colombia, Ureli Almario Gómez, aged 37, was brutally attacked by her ex-partner Sebastián Ramírez, aged 29, with a machete. The attack resulted in the amputation of both her hands and severe facial injuries. The assailant fled but was later captured. Neighbors heard her screams and transported her urgently to the hospital on a motorcycle, where her life was saved. The attack was motivated by jealousy and possessiveness, with the perpetrator targeting her hands and face to inflict lasting physical and psychological harm. The case highlights the escalation of intimate partner violence and the severe consequences of such attacks.
Country: Colombia
State/Province: None
City/Region: Acevedo
Incident Type: Attempted Murder
Relationship Status: Ex-partners
Relationship Duration: Several months
Incident Date: June 10, 2026
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Several months
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2026-06-10
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Jealousy
The attack reflects a pattern of escalating intimate partner violence driven by jealousy and possessiveness. The perpetrator targeted the victim's hands and face to inflict lasting physical and psychological damage, demonstrating calculated intent to control and punish. The case exemplifies how jealousy can escalate to severe violence in intimate relationships.
The suspect, Sebastián Ramírez, was captured following the attack. Neighbors intervened by transporting the victim to the hospital. Community reactions were mixed, with some rejecting the perpetrator and others justifying his jealousy. The investigation is ongoing.
No significant confusion reported; suspect identified and captured.
The suspect, motivated by jealousy and possessiveness, approached the victim with a machete on June 10, 2026. He inflicted precise injuries amputating both hands and cutting her face and head. The victim instinctively raised her hands in defense. Neighbors heard screams and transported her urgently to the hospital on a motorcycle. The suspect fled but was later arrested. The attack was premeditated, targeting vulnerable body parts to maximize harm and control.
High risk of severe physical harm and psychological trauma due to prior jealousy and possessiveness, culminating in a brutal attack with a weapon.
Jealousy and possessiveness can escalate to extreme violence in intimate relationships. Early warning signs include controlling behavior and destruction of personal belongings. Immediate intervention and support networks are critical to prevent such attacks. The case underscores the importance of recognizing and addressing intimate partner violence before it escalates.
The perpetrator's jealousy, possessiveness, and intolerance of the victim's friendships were key early signals.
The victim's ex-partner's anger over her social interactions and gifts from others indicated escalating control issues.
Witnesses heard screams; victim's injuries and neighbor intervention; suspect's capture.
Neighbors heard the victim's screams and intervened by transporting her to the hospital. Community members expressed mixed reactions, some condemning and others justifying the perpetrator's actions.
No follow-up reports available beyond initial arrest and victim's ongoing recovery.
Exact location details within Acevedo and full legal outcomes remain unclear.