A victim’s parrot will be given evidence on the rape and killing of a 46-year-old woman Elizabeth Toledo in San Fernando, Argentina.
The incident happened in December 2018 left and the subsequent words of the parrot led made the police believe that those were its owners last words as as she was allegedly beaten and raped by two housemates.
A police officer was reportedly guarding the crime scene on December 30 while waiting for forensics experts to arrive when he heard the parrot say: “Ay, no, Por favour, soltame!” (“No, please, let me go”).
The parrot was also mentioned by a neighbour who heard the bird saying “Why did you beat me” as one of the arrested suspects fled the house.
Based on the parrot’s comments and evidence found on the scene, including DNA evidence, two of the housemates Miguel Saturnino Rolon and Jorge Raul Alvarez, have been arrested and are now facing a trial for sexual abuse and homicide. 📸: CEN
