The more the hours pass, the more the thesis of the invasion of a mixed martial arts athlete loses credibility, while the colossus faces life in prison for having apparently stabbed and savagely beaten a 17-year-old teenager Tuesday in Laval .
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Eduardo Larenas was formally charged with unpremeditated murder Wednesday afternoon at the courthouse.
Sporting a short beard and looking a bit confused, the 42-year-old doesn’t seem to have lost his towering muscle mass despite his last professional fight being in 2018.
His wife, Gladys Rosana Lopez, is also believed to be involved in the crime, who faces charges of accessory after the fact to murder.
Dressed in a white t-shirt and sporting long black curly hair, the woman of Argentine origin appeared at the same time as her husband, by videoconference.
” I love you »
Like the Crown prosecutor, Ms.and Karine Dalphond, opposed their release, the lovebirds will remain detained.
They will have to return to class on June 28 for the rest of the procedures.
While the judge had just explained to them that they no longer had the right to communicate with each other, Mme Lopez couldn’t resist throwing a ” I love you in Larenas, which means “I love you” in Spanish.
The burly 6’3″, 250 lbs responded by miming a kiss, then slipping in turn” I love you “.
The event at the origin of their indictment occurred in the middle of the night, in a house rented by the couple on the place du Cormoran, in a peaceful district of the Sainte-Rose sector in Laval.
Claiming to have been assaulted at the home, Larenas and his wife went to relatives who live nearby around 2 a.m. to call 911.
Unheard of violence
When the police entered the couple’s residence, they discovered the bleeding body of a 17-year-old young man.
The teenager, already known to the police, had been the victim of incredible violence, he who was allegedly stabbed and beaten to death.
Photo QMI Agency, Maxime Deland
Several Laval police officers were present on the Place du Cormoran, before the Sûreté du Québec resumed the investigation.
As he was unrecognizable, further expertise was needed to identify him.
Since Larenas could have links with organized crime, the file was transferred to the Sûreté du Québec.
Quickly, the investigators realized that the different versions of the facts did not agree with the evidence discovered at the scene. It is also possible that the youth was in the residence long before the accused called 911.
The investigation is continuing in order to shed light on this mysterious tragedy.
Reference-www.journaldemontreal.com