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Butcher feeds pregnant girlfriend to vultures

A butcher from the city of Guadalajara in central Spain has admitted chopping up his seven-month pregnant girlfriend and feeding her body to vultures in a local nature reserve.

Butcher feeds pregnant girlfriend to vultures
The butcher chopped up her body and took her to La Riba de Saelices, a nature reserve close by, where he dumped her in a pit used as a feeding spot for vultures. Photo: Trico741/Flickr

Thirty-two-year-old José Miguel B.V. was arrested by Spanish police on Thursday after confessing to the murder of his girlfriend Carolina C.C., who had been missing for over a month.

The butcher from the small municipality of Cifuentes in Guadalajara told police he had argued with his girlfriend and killed her with a blow to the head, Spanish news agency EFE reported.

He then chopped up her body and took her to La Riba de Saelices, a nature reserve close by, where he dumped her in a pit used as a feeding spot for vultures.

Cifuentes neighbours reported Carolina missing in the following days, their suspicions having been aroused by her ex-husband’s arrival in the small municipality.

The man, who had a restraining order out against him, had been asked by José Miguel to pick up Carolina’s four children after her 'disappearance'.

The fact that Carolina's boyfriend did not report her missing raised police suspicions and on Thursday he confessed to her murder.

Spanish Civil Guard have found part of Carolina’s trunk at the site where José Miguel confessed to having dumped her. 

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Dutch woman arrested over shooting of right-wing Spanish politician

A Dutch woman was arrested in the Netherlands in relation to an attack on a right-wing Spanish politician who was shot in Madrid, Spanish police said on Tuesday.

Dutch woman arrested over shooting of right-wing Spanish politician

Alejo Vidal-Quadras, a founder of Spain’s far-right Vox party, was shot in the face in broad daylight near his home in the upscale Salamanca neighbourhood on November 9 by a motorcycle passenger.

Long a supporter of the Iranian opposition, the 78-year-old Vidal-Quadras has accused the Iranian regime of involvement in the shooting.

Four people had already been arrested as part of the investigation into the shooting, but the suspected gunman — a French national of Tunisian origin with several previous convictions in France — remains at large.

“A woman was arrested in Holland for her alleged participation in the financing and preparation of the attack on Vidal-Quadras,” the national police said in a brief statement.

Police said she was detained after Spain issued a European arrest warrant.

Vidal-Quadras was a member and then vice-president of the European Parliament between 1994 and 2014.

He was also a former head of the centre-right People’s Party in Catalonia.

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