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Carer ‘burned alive’ after documenting death threats against her and disabled boy

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hospital.Her attackers had doused her with alcohol before setting her alight and fatally burning her. READ NEXT: One soldier dead and nine injured after lightning strike rips through Army training camp Witnesses said they saw four men and one woman involved in the horrifying attack, with the assailants fleeing the scene afterwards.According to Proceso, they claimed one of the attackers was her ex-partner, although sources close to the dead woman suggest the assault was perpetrated by an angry neighbour, who had complained of the noises made by her disabled son.Luiz Raquel was rushed to hospital following the attack with third-degree burns, but she succumbed to her wounds a few days later.Before her death, she had documented several threats from a neighbour in her apartment building.She had posted photographs on social media of threatening messages spray-painted on the walls of the building.One message read: “I am going to burn you alive”, and another said: “You are going to die, lesbian”.She also wrote on Twitter on May 17 that her neighbour had attacked her with bleach and that she was receiving daily threats of violence from him.According to a statement by the Jalisco State Prosecutor’s office, an investigation was opened.

It said the Ministerio Público, the police body tasked with protecting witnesses, had provided her with protective measures.

This was contradicted by a statement left by an activist group she was a part of, which claimed her pleas were rejected..She wrote on social media: “How long will I need to live with fear that something will happen to me or my family, my aggressor still walks around the city, threatening to do harm.”Luz Raquel played an active part of YoCuido Mexico, set up for families caring.

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