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Barranquilla. Justice convicted the femicide of Clara Milena, but now you must find him to serve the sentence of 43 years in prison.
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Barranquilla. Justice convicted the femicide of Clara Milena, but now you must find him to serve the sentence of 43 years in prison.

In Barranquilla, a man named Édgar Jair Aguilar Soto was convicted of murdering his girlfriend, Clara Milena Álvarez Díaz, in April 2025. The court sentenced him to 43 years and 9 months in prison. However, he has been released since February 2026 due to the expiration of legal terms, and now authorities need to locate him to enforce the sentence. The victim suffered severe head and facial injuries, and forensic evidence indicated the cause of death was a traumatic brain injury caused by a blunt force weapon. The suspect fled the scene after the attack but eventually turned himself in five days later. Family members and women’s rights organizations claimed the victim had decided to end their relationship, which the accused refused to accept.

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Barranquilla. Justice convicted the femicide of Clara Milena, but now you must find him to serve the sentence of 43 years in prison.

In Barranquilla, a man named Édgar Jair Aguilar Soto was convicted of murdering his girlfriend, Clara Milena Álvarez Díaz, in April 2025. The court sentenced him to 43 years and 9 months in prison. However, he has been released since February 2026 due to the expiration of legal terms, and now authorities need to locate him to enforce the sentence. The victim suffered severe head and facial injuries, and forensic evidence indicated the cause of death was a traumatic brain injury caused by a blunt force weapon. The suspect fled the scene after the attack but eventually turned himself in five days later. Family members and women’s rights organizations claimed the victim had decided to end their relationship, which the accused refused to accept.

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