Sergio Tarache, Catherine Gomez’s killer, “must pay the maximum penalty,” claims the victim’s mother.

Cynthia Marashmother Katherine Gomez – victims of feminicide Sergio Tarache– turned to RPP Noticias with a request to the Colombian authorities to expedite the procedures so that the femicide returns to Peru and either condemned in justice.

“I want to ask the Colombian authorities to understand my pain. They understand the loss of their daughter, one of which is very difficult. I want them to expedite my paperwork so that he [Sergio Tarache] can serve the sentence, start the process of incarceration to pay for his crime”, he explained in Things as they are.

On the other hand, he thanked the citizens and authorities for their support in overcoming the loss of his 18-year-old daughter and expressed confidence that the Peruvian justice system will be able to endure the maximum punishment. Sergio Tarache.

“I know that justice will prevail, I want to believe in my country that justice will prevail, that he will be given the punishment he deserves. Because with the cruelty that acted, you must pay the maximum fine”, said Cynthia.

“I’m here fighting for Catherine. I am firm because I want this man to serve the sentence he deserves because of the seriousness of the facts in relation to my girlfriend (…) I can’t wrap my head around how this man horribly took her life.Cynthia Machare said.

He also questioned his mother Sergio Tarache trying to hide their crimes in other countries that led to femicide Katherine Gomez. “The fact that he brought him here to Peru means that he has to cover up his things. She had to act firmly. RPP TV.

Sergio Tarache case

He Power of attorney declared the request justified Public service 9 months of pre-trial detention in respect of Sergio Tarache Parrafor the alleged crime of femicide to the detriment of Katherine Gomez.

Sergio Tarache, the subject who set fire to the young Katherine Gomez, was captured on the night of April 11 by the Colombian police. The Ministry of the Interior has offered 50,000 soles to anyone with information on the whereabouts of a subject who doused gasoline on his victim in Plaza dos de Mayo on March 18 to burn him alive.

PNP Gen. Oscar Arriola, Director of Criminal Investigation, revealed a few weeks ago that they had ordered the international arrest of the Venezuelan; however, this could not prevent his escape. Some time later, a confessed femicide was found in Colombia.

Arriola explained that on the day of the attack, the girl planned to go to a disco with her friends, but before that she had a fight with Tarach Parra. According to eyewitnesses, the guy bought gasoline from a nearby tap, after which he sprayed the woman’s body with liquid and set it on fire with a lighter.