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The YouTube video delves into the tragic case of Diego Santoy, known as the "summit killer," who committed infanticide in Mexico. The video explores Diego's background, his relationship with Erika Peña Coss, and the events leading up to a double homicide involving Diego, Erika, and others. Conflicting versions of the events and complex relationships are highlighted throughout the video. The narrative moves on to Diego's involvement in the murder and the subsequent criminal proceedings, which include controversial issues such as paternity, drug use, conflicting testimonies, and claims of torture. The defense strategies, lack of mourning by certain individuals, remodeling of the crime scene, incineration of evidence, and sentencing outcomes are discussed. Despite being sentenced to 138 years in prison, Diego got married, became a father, and embraced Christianity while still maintaining appeals and family support. The video also touches upon the misunderstandings surrounding Diego's involvement in the crimes and the actual perpetrator.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the myths surrounding the case of Diego Santoy, known as the “summit killer” who committed infanticide in Mexico. The video discusses the criminal process that turned Diego Santoy into a famous murderer despite the shocking crime. Diego is currently serving a 138-year sentence in a heavily guarded prison, where he leads a routine life that includes sports activities and schooling. The segment also mentions Diego’s new marital status and touches on the life of the other main protagonist, Erika Peña Coss, who is trying to rebuild her life after the tragic events. The video delves into the origins of the protagonists, highlighting the socioeconomic backgrounds of the families involved.
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In this part of the video, it is discussed how Diego Santoy Riveroll was born into a normal family in Monterrey, excelled academically with a high average, and studied mechanical engineering at the Autonomous University of Nuevo León. He met Erika Peña Coss at a mutual friend’s quinceanera party and they began a three-year courtship. However, Santoy’s behavior became increasingly jealous and controlling, leading to their breakup after he stole a cell phone Erika’s mother had given her. Despite efforts to reconcile, Erika refused to resume the relationship as she had moved on with another boyfriend but continued to see Santoy.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on the events leading up to a tragic double homicide involving Eric and María Fernanda. The father attended a concert instead of inviting his son, which could have altered the outcome. Diego Santoy, the ex-boyfriend, had intimate relations with Erika and Teresa Kos, the mother. Conflicting versions of the events exist between Diego Santoy and Erika Peña Coss regarding the murders. The segment highlights tensions in the family and the complex relationships that played a role in the tragedy.
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In this segment of the video, Diego Lerman is at his ex-girlfriend Erika Peña Coss’s house, where he gets into an argument with her. He is also involved in the murder of a child and the maid Catalina Bautista in the house. Diego then proceeds to strangle and kill Erika’s little sister, María Fernanda. He conceals the bodies of his victims in different areas of the house. The segment ends with Diego beginning to act threateningly towards others in the house.
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In this segment of the video, the story unfolds with Diego claiming that Erika had asked him to hit her with a hammer. However, Erika maintains that a masked man attacked her with a knife. Diego then allegedly drags Erika out of the house and puts her in the car trunk along with a kidnapped woman named Catalina Bautista. Diego eventually abandons the car with Catalina and meets with a friend named Humberto Leal. After confessing to the murder, Diego leaves Erika’s car with Catalina. Erika, bleeding from stab wounds, manages to crawl to her mother’s office before being found by Linda Marentes. Meanwhile, Erika’s sister remains unaware of the unfolding tragedy upstairs. Erika and her brother are later captured in Mexico after fleeing to Guatemala.
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In this segment of the video, key points include the involvement of a mother in aiding a man’s escape and the subsequent unfolding of contradictory statements and dark enigmas regarding a double homicide. The controversy extends to issues such as paternity, drug use, and conflicting testimonies during the criminal proceedings. Diego Santoy’s defense emphasizes the need for DNA tests and questions surrounding his alleged actions under the influence of drugs. The narrative also touches upon claims of torture and coercion during statements made to authorities.
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In this segment of the video, key points include the defense taken by Lencia Raquenel Villanueva, where the affected Erika Peña admitted to committing the crimes alongside her. The lack of mourning by Teresa and her daughters after the loss of Eric and Maria Fernanda was noted by the public. Erika’s behavior, including being arrested for driving while intoxicated, raised suspicions. The rapid remodeling of the crime scene and incineration of the children hindered the collection of evidence. Diego Santoy was sentenced to 40 years for homicide and attempted murder, while Humberto Leal Molina faced accusations of cover-up but was later released. Silvia Raquenel Villanueva, the defense lawyer, was murdered, adding to the intrigue around the case.
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In this part of the video, it is discussed how Diego Santoy was sentenced to 138 years and 6 months in prison for various crimes, but he got married and became a father during his time in prison. Despite the lengthy sentence, there are appeals in progress, and his family continues to support him. Diego also turned to Christianity while in confinement, expressing remorse for his actions. The case received significant media attention due to the victims being minors, leading to public fascination and even the formation of fan clubs for Diego Santoy on social media.
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In this segment of the video, it is mentioned that Diego was held responsible for the infanticide incident. However, it is clarified that Diego was not the one who committed the acts; instead, it was a boy involved in various criminal activities. The details include the murder of a girl, plagiarizing, attempted murder, car theft, and the ultimate murder. The focus is on the incorrect blame on Diego for the crimes committed by the other individual.