Mexican Beauty Pageant Winner Killed... Husband Testifies "My Mother Shot Her"

Husband Identifies His Mother as Prime Suspect
Investigation Ongoing into Delayed Report and Possible Tampering of Security Records

A woman in her twenties, who was a former regional beauty pageant winner in Mexico, was found dead from a gunshot wound in an apartment in Mexico City. According to reports, her husband stated during the prosecution's investigation that his mother shot his wife during an argument. Local prosecutors are currently investigating the circumstances of the case.

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According to Mexican daily newspapers El Universal and Reforma on April 22 (local time), Carolina Flores Gomez, aged 27, was found dead from a gunshot wound in an apartment located in the upscale Polanco district of Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City, on April 15.

Carolina was a former model and was known as the winner of the 'Miss Teen Universe Baja California', a regional preliminary beauty pageant.

According to local reports, Carolina's husband Alejandro and her mother-in-law Erika Maria were present at the scene at the time of the incident. The husband reported the case to the public prosecutor's office on April 16, a day after the incident, and during the investigation, he reportedly testified that "his mother shot his wife during an argument." It was also reported that their 8-month-old son was in the home at the time.

However, the security guard of the apartment where the incident occurred stated that he did not hear any gunshots or notice any suspicious activity on the night of April 15.

The Mexico City prosecutor's office announced that it has been conducting a forensic examination of the scene, securing evidence, and questioning those involved since April 16, and is also providing support to the bereaved family.

Local media reported that the prosecution is investigating the exact circumstances of the case, noting that there are indications the building's security camera footage may have been tampered with, that there were traces of attempts to clean up blood at the scene, and that the case was reported with a delay of about 24 hours.

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