It was reported that the number of human bones found in the house of 73-year-old serial killer Andres Filomeno Mendoza Celis, who was caught on May 18, 2021 in the city of Atizapan, Mexico, and who mostly targeted women, increased to 4,600.
ESTIMATED TO KILL AT LEAST 30 WOMEN
While the bones were found to belong to 17 women, 1 adult man and 1 child, authorities suspect the killer has killed at least 30 women over 40 years.
In the investigation carried out so far at the serial killer’s home, audio recordings of 20 murders thought to have been committed by the suspect, as well as bones belonging to the victims, women’s clothing, women’s identity cards, scalps, skulls, machetes and a fretsaw were found.
HE CONFUSED TO EAT HIS VICTIMS
It turned out that the serial killer, who is a butcher by profession and confessed to eating his victims in the court where he was taken after his arrest, also offered the meat of his victims to his neighbors. The serial killer, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murders of women he committed, confessed at a later trial that he had given the meat of the women he killed to his neighbors.
A DOCUMENTARY IS MAKING
Mexican authorities announced that a series of documentaries will be released that will tell the story of the serial killer. “Canibal, Indignacion Total aims to raise awareness about gender-related violence and femicide in the country,” the Mexican National Supreme Court of Justice said in a statement.
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