**Everardo Linked to Trial for the Feminicide of His Co-Worker in Tijuana**
In a grim case that has shocked the community of Tijuana, Everardo “N” has been formally linked to proceedings for the aggravated feminicide of his co-worker, María del Carmen. The tragic incident occurred on October 27, 2024, in the Juárez neighborhood of Tijuana.
According to the investigation, María was at home with Everardo, with whom she had a work relationship, when he allegedly attacked her. He reportedly used a sharp object to inflict wounds on her neck and subsequently strangled her, causing her death from a fractured hyoid bone.
The following day, October 28, Everardo allegedly transported María’s body in a black Toyota vehicle to an area between San Antonio del Mar and Santa Lucía in the Playas de Tijuana delegation, leaving her body in public view.
An arrest warrant for Everardo was requested and granted on October 31, and he was apprehended on November 1. During a hearing the same day, the accusation was formally presented. On November 5, a control judge, after evaluating the evidence from the Public Ministry, issued an order linking Everardo to trial and authorized justified preventive detention. A three-month period for further investigation has been set, concluding on February 5, 2025.
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**Secondary Update: Instances of Femicide Rise in Tijuana**
The case of Everardo “N” is part of a troubling trend of rising instances of femicide in Tijuana and the broader region of Baja California. Recent statistics suggest an increase in gender-based violence, with more women falling victim to violent crimes connected to domestic and workplace environments.
Authorities have urged community members to report suspicious activities and seek legal help when facing domestic violence. Various local organizations are ramping up their efforts to provide support and protection to at-risk women, including establishing emergency helplines and shelters.
The government is also calling for legislative reforms to ensure stricter penalties for perpetrators of gender-based crimes and better protection for victims. This initiative aims to address not only the symptom of violence but also its root causes, creating a safer environment for all community members.
For further developments on this case and related issues, stay tuned to TJGringo.com.