Overview
- Police identified the victim as Jennifer Lisbeth, an Ecuadorian mother of four, after her partner recognized a crown tattoo with the name “Ariel.”
- Prosecutors secured nine months of pretrial detention for mototaxi driver Darwin Cruz Vásquez, who transported the mattress where the body was found.
- Cruz told investigators he was hired for S/30 by three foreigners — identified as Alex, Dark and Adriana — and claims he did not know a body was inside.
- Peru’s police activated alerts at the Tumbes and Tacna borders as the three named suspects remain on the run.
- Lisbeth reportedly arrived in Peru on January 11 for a job opportunity on a one-way trip from Guayas to Lima, and the case is under Depincri investigation as a possible feminicide.