Sisters found dead in a place where they practiced satanic worship
The discovery of two dead sisters in a scene of satanic rituals has shaken the community in search of answers
The population of Guamo, Tolima, Colombia, is shaken by a horrific discovery: the discovery of two young sisters, Laura Camila Gómez and Angela Lorena Gómez Guerrero, aged 21 and 13 respectively, in the setting of a satanic ritual.
Local authorities report that the sisters were found dead in a house in the El Tuno neighborhood, a place that, according to preliminary investigations, would have been used for activities related to dark cults.
Laura Camila, the older sister, left a void that was impossible to fill. In addition to being the mother of a 5-year-old girl, she stood out for her dedication to her family and her collaboration in the family business.
Angela Lorena, the youngest sister, a promising young and outstanding student, was in ninth grade at the Caldas Commercial Technical Educational Institution. "Angela Lorena was a hairy young woman, a good student," some of her classmates and residents of the region expressed sadly on social networks.
The governor of Tolima, Adriana Magali Matiz Vargas, has offered a reward of up to 15 million Colombian pesos ($4,000 USD approximately) for those who provide information that can help capture those responsible for this double homicide.
Laura Camila and Ángela Lorena, two young people with lives ahead of them, are now remembered in the midst of pain and uncertainty about what really happened that fateful night in the place where they practiced Satanism.