Shocking femicide: She gets married in prison and upon release, he kills her out of jealousy in front of her son.

The city of Berisso, Argentina, is in turmoil over the murder of Yesica Noelia Duarte, a 33-year-old mother of a seven-year-old boy, at the hands of her husband, Ángel Nicolás Castro. The news has sparked outrage across the country after it was revealed that Castro not only took the life of his partner, but also because the crime took place in front of the seven-year-old boy, who witnessed his father take his mother's life and attempted suicide.

Yesica Duarte and Nicolás Castro were found to be serving house arrest sentences for various offenses: Duarte for drug possession and sale, and Castro for multiple crimes, including two murders. It's worth noting that Castro returned home on July 27, after receiving the benefit of completing his sentence at home.

The gender-based murder took place on July 27, the day Castro returned home and decided to end his wife's life in the presence of their 7-year-old son. Yesica Noelia Duarte was found with two gunshot wounds to the chest and no signs of life, while her husband was discovered with a gunshot wound to the head , but still showing signs of life, so he was transferred to a medical center where his condition is critical.

Although initial hypotheses about why Castro carried out this horrific crime have not been confirmed, it is believed that he may have experienced a jealousy attack due to the chats and conversations between his wife and her friends, who, he claimed, were trying to persuade her to leave him and be with another man.

A chilling aspect of this case is that, when authorities arrived at the crime scene, it was the boy, barely seven years old, who admitted on the spot that his father had shot his mother, seeking clarification about what had happened there . The boy recounted that his father tried to check his mother's cell phone and attempted to snatch it away, prompting her to respond by hitting and scratching him.

Yesica Noelia and Ángel Nicolás were married just a few weeks before the femicide occurred in the Olmos prison, where he was incarcerated. From then until he returned home to serve the remainder of his sentence for the crimes he had committed, he began experiencing bouts of jealousy due to the conversations his wife had with her friends.