Andrés'N 'case like the' killer clown 'Pogo of kindness to horror characters

At the age of 74, Andrés Filomeno was a calm and concerned man for the well-being of his neighbors and street children in Margaritas, Colonia Lomas de San Miguel, Atizapán de Zaragoza. Behind that good-natured face lies an alleged serial killer and feminicide.

"El Chino", as you know it, fits the profile of those "serial killers who mount a whole facade of apparent 'normality' to be able to continue committing their crimes; but somehow, by pretending to be normal people and not raising any suspicion, they do so as a strategy."

Neighbors went to Andrés Filomeno when they needed support for lighting, bumping, security. Some came to enter the courtyard of the 68-square-meter building. The same place where excavations are carried out to find remains of victims. So far there are signs of a woman.

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Some kind of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

No one suspected that in "El Chino", a former member of the Council of citizen participation and currently a member of the campaign of the candidate for the municipal presidency of Atizapán, Pedro Villegas, lived a kind of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. A ruthless killer, able to cut, skin, and apparently "filet and eat" parts of his victims.

Criminal profiler Filomeno Andrés reminds American serial killer John Wayne Gacy, the clown "Pogo", who sexually abused and murdered 33 young men in the 1970s.

Most of them were buried in the basement and garage of his house. Cranes, femurs, ribs... Were found at these sites. He threw other victims into a river. Even before this, John enjoyed great sympathy and closeness to the Democratic Party.

"they are cooperative and very proactive neighborhood. They get involved as this Atizapan feminicide does in all this mess of candidates and settlers. This type of killer does it in an authentic way beyond mounting a facade and continuing to kill. "

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From heaven to hell

Mónica Ramírez Cano has deepened the analysis of serial killers and leaders of drug cartels such as Damaso López and Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán. Precisely from the psychological profile of the leader of the Sinaloa Cartel he details.

Margaritas 22, the house of the "hell"

An apparent tranquility is lived on Margaritas Street. You can no longer observe the excavator or go out and see anthropologists, forensic archaeologists, geneticists, criminal experts, firefighters...

The blue door marked with number 22 has three improvised cards, two almost to fall, which are held with cinnamon tape. "secure property," they read. A chain attached by a lock prevents entry to the building. Police patrols of the Atizapán Municipal Police guard the area, which was cordoned off.

Inside the "house of hell" they found a woman's mutilated body, which could correspond to Reyna's "N"; feet; scalp; hanging skin; a notebook with 29 names; 12 cell phones; 12 chips; 28 video cassettes; a VHS video; voter credentials; clothing, shoes, bags, makeup, collars, earrings, rings, bracelets and chains. And after the first excavations, 1,137 bone remains.

Trophies?

"definitely found: shoes, elector credentials, nail polish... They are trophies that they keep, which allows them to relive the crimes they have committed. "

Revive the case of the monsters of Ecatepec

The case of Andrés Filomeno goes back to that of Juan Carlos and Patricia, the so-called monsters of Ecatepec, who were arrested in 2019 and are related to the death of 20 people.

In the case of the monster of Ecatepec, the past goes back to "his mother engaged in prostitution and bringing men into her house. And Juan Carlos demanded the love he owed him. Therefore, we must see and review the history of this feminicide of Atizapán to see what is in his history, in his childhood. "

What kind of behavior would be a red focus?

Mónica Ramírez Cano that some femicides may "come from unwanted pregnancies; some have been bullied and have low self-esteem.

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