As awkward and strange it may seem, a parrot is to stand as a witness and evidence at the trial of the two suspects who murdered its boss.
Its owner, a 46-year-old Argentine woman identified as Elizabeth Toledo, was reportedly raped and murdered by Miguel Saturnino Rolon (M, 51) and Jorge Raul Alvarez (M, 62), at the city of San Fernando in Argentina. This was around December in 2018.
Her body was discovered naked on a mattress on the floor lying close to her parrot, this happened at her apartment in Buenos Aires.
According to reports, Toledo's parrot was heard shouting "no, Por favour, soltame!” (“No, please, let me go”), shortly after the demise of its boss. it was learnt that those words were the last words from Elizabeth before she gave up from the rape incident.
A neighbor who was also a witness during the incident claimed the parrot repeated the words three times. the witness further told the police that the parrot also once said "‘por qué me pegaste?’ (why did you hit me)", this was after it was hit by the suspects.
The suspects have been charged to court and to stand a trial on the alleged rape and murder of the deceased. Toledo's parrot has been included as a witness and evidence in the case file. Other evidences; autopsy and DNA reports, shows that the suspects committed the crime.
The deceased was a house-mate to the suspects. the trial start date is to be revealed soon.
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