Daughter and Partner Arrested in Tauste Double Homicide
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Daughter and Partner Arrested in Tauste Double Homicide
- A daughter and her current partner have been arrested in connection with the violent deaths of Javier Sánchez and Esther Latorre in Tauste, Zaragoza.
- The bodies of Javier Sánchez, former secretary general of the Unión de Agricultores y Ganaderos de Aragón (UAGA Aragón), and his wife, Esther Latorre, were discovered on the night of Saturday, August 8, with signs of violence.
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TAUSTE, ZARAGOZA – Spanish authorities have arrested two individuals, a daughter of the deceased couple and her current partner, a Colombian national, in connection with the double homicide of Javier Sánchez and Esther Latorre. The couple was found dead with stab wounds in their home in Tauste on the night of Saturday, August 8, after relatives were unable to contact them.
Javier Sánchez was a prominent figure in the agricultural sector, having served as the secretary general of the Unión de Agricultores y Ganaderos de Aragón (UAGA Aragón) from 1999 to 2010. Both he and his wife, Esther Latorre, were found in different rooms of their residence, and both bodies showed clear signs of violence.
The Guardia Civil launched an immediate investigation into the deaths. Initial reports indicate that there were no signs of forced entry at the home. Investigators are currently focusing on reconstructing the events that led to the fatal incident and examining the residence for evidence. The suspects were detained on Monday, August 10, and are expected to appear before the court in Ejea de los Caballeros in the coming days. The case has garnered significant attention in the Aragón region due to Sánchez’s public profile. The Guardia Civil has not yet released details regarding a possible motive.