A woman sought in Colombia for the alleged poisoning deaths of two schoolgirls was found in the River Thames this week [[2]], [[3]]. Zulma Guzman Castro, 54, is accused of lacing chocolate-covered raspberries with poison, and her finding in london follows an international search [[2]]. The circumstances of how Castro ended up in the Thames are currently under investigation as authorities continue to secure evidence and prepare for potential extradition proceedings.
A 54-year-old woman wanted internationally in connection with the deaths of children, referred to as the “raspberry murder” case, was rescued from the River Thames in London on Wednesday, February 7, 2024.
Authorities located the woman in the water and provided assistance, according to early reports. The circumstances surrounding how she ended up in the river remain under investigation.
The woman is a suspect in a case that has garnered significant international attention. Details of the alleged crimes, which involve multiple child deaths, have been widely reported in European media. The case highlights the complexities of international law enforcement cooperation in investigating serious crimes.
She was taken into custody following the rescue and is currently receiving medical care. Further details regarding her condition and pending legal proceedings have not yet been released by police.
The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are continuing to gather information related to the case and the events leading to her being found in the Thames.
