[ENGLISH] "The Murder Of The CAM Widow" [BRINGING NEWS]
Today I bring you a new that does impacting me, beyond the logical feeling of repulsion towards a crime, the circumstances that surround it and the skill of the murderer, in the style of movies like "Hitman" or "Bourne".
I am talking about the murder of María del Carmen Martínez (above in the photo), widow of the former president of the Savings Bank of the Mediterranean (CAM) Vicente Sala and owner of an empire along with her four children, in sectors like the chemical, real estate and motoring.
She was shot twice in the head as she went to pick up her Porsche Cayenne, which she had previously left at one of the family dealerships, to be cleaned.
Firstly the emergency services thought she had only one shot in the head, but there were two.
The first shot entered the back of the woman's skull and as the body began the path to the ground received a second shot in one side of the skull. Imagine the skill of the assassin.
It is intuited that the woman did not see her executioner and that when they found her she still tried to breathe and stammered some words.
The killer used a muffler and fired at 19:00 from inside the dealership, on a working day and only 10 meters from the people who were working inside.
Nobody heard anything or saw anything weird.
The killer waited at the dealer's only site that was not video-surveillance.
It is known that the family home was heavily video-surveillance on the Denia's avenue and with various security measures.
No items were stolen from the woman's handbag, no other valuables that could be in the vehicle, nor the luxury vehicle itself.
The gun with which the shots were fired has not been found but the police are investigating the bushings to try to get some clue.
The author of the crime, who disappeared without a trace, was able to flee in four different directions since the crime scene was located next to the intersection of the freeways A-70 and A-31.
In addition, the Altet International Airport is only 12 minutes away by car.
The police believe that the murderer was no longer in Spain shortly after the crime was committed.
The hypothesis is maintained that the assassin was sent from Ibero-America, where the family holding Samar International SL, manufactures and distributes resins and polymers in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Uruguay, Peru and Colombia and where it is believed that some conflict of interest could have arisen with local entrepreneurs, partners or clients.
Nor does it appear from the testimony of the children that the management of the empire or the hypothetical inheritance could have led to a parricide. All lines of research are kept open. Sources:
