The Decapitated Body With The Cut Abdomen And Severed Hands Was Thrown On The Shore Marbella

A macabre discovery was made on Sunday, 8 January, on a beach in Marbella, in the province of Málaga, Spain. The body of a person was found floating on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. It was the lifeless body of a woman whose head and hands had been cut off to prevent her identification. It was a private individual who spotted the remains and alerted the National Police, who sent a patrol to the area.
At around five o'clock in the afternoon, customers at a restaurant in the Marbesa urbanisation in Marbella saw what appeared to be the body of a person floating in the water near Las Cañas beach. They quickly called 091, and the National Police sent a patrol to check the report. According to ABC, the intention of this group of people was to jump into the sea to rescue the victim, thinking that it was someone who had drowned, but the police advised them not to do so because there was a bad storm.
When the officers arrived at the scene, the body had already been washed ashore by the tide. They were then able to see that it was the body of a woman in her 30s who had been dismembered. Her head and hands had been cut off and her abdomen cut open.
From the state in which the body was found, investigators believe that it had only been in the water for a short time. The Guardia Civil has taken charge of the investigation, which in these cases is usually very complicated and can take a long time. Without head and hands there are no teeth or fingerprints to identify the victim. It is also difficult to determine the cause of death. For the time being, the first step will be to investigate missing persons reports in the area to see if anyone matches the mortal remains that have been found