Rapper Canserbero - Manager confesses to his murder
The death of Venezuelan rapper Tirone González, better known by his stage name Canserbero, has been officially solved. This was announced by Venezuela's Attorney General Tarek William Saab (61). In a new confession from December 19, which Saab presented as a video, ex-manager Natalia Améstica admitted to drugging the rapper and stabbing him to death.
With the help of her brother, she then threw the musician's body out of a tenth-floor window. Canserbero's death in 2015 was originally ruled a suicide. It was assumed that he had killed his friend Carlos Molnar in a stabbing and jumped out of a window.
Crime scene changed
In her confession, Améstica stated that she had also killed the producer and her partner at the time, Carlos Molnar, and that she had committed the murders "out of resentment and hatred towards both of them". Molnar is said not to have paid her the money she had invested in a tour and Canserbero is said to have declared that he no longer wanted her as his manager, which "hurt her a lot".
On January 19, 2015, she allegedly gave the two men a cup of tea with a strong sedative and then stabbed Molnar and later Canserbero. Her brother and three officials from the Venezuelan secret service then helped her to alter the crime scene to make it look like a suicide. The officials are said to have received money for their silence.
Family and friends had always doubted the official version of events and the investigation into the case was reopened last month.
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- The confession from Natalia Améstica, Canserbero's former manager, revealed that she had not only been involved in his murder, but also in the death of his producer and partner, Carlos Molnar.
- Tarek William Saab, Venezuela's Attorney General, revealed that Canserbero's brother played a role in disposing of the rapper's body after he was killed.
- The initial ruling of Canserbero's death as a suicide was later debunked, with evidence suggesting it was actually a double murder.
- Saab's presentation of Améstica's confession also implicated her brother and three officials from the Venezuelan secret service in altering the crime scene.
- In his earlier career, Canserbero, a popular Venezuelan rapper, often rapped about social issues, including corruption and injustice. The Saab case brought back memories of his provocative lyrics and highlighting the darker side of the music industry.
Source: www.stern.de
