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The grandmother of the tragic 4-year-old girl found wandering in Queens is hoping against hope that the child's mom was not strangled by an estranged boyfriend and left out with the trash on the streets, as he has confessed to doing.
"I don't believe she's dead just missing, even though my brother insisted Monica is dead, and he told me she was murdered by her boyfriend," said the victim's mom, Roxana Rivadeneira.
" 'My daughter dead? That's not true,' I told them. He answered me, 'No sister, it is. Her boyfriend confessed,' " Rivadeneira told the Los Tiempos newspaper in her hometown of Cochabamba, Bolivia.
"I have faith that my daughter is still alive, or that, at any moment, she'll call me on the phone."
Cesar Ascarrunz, 32, has allegedly told police he killed Monica Lozada-Rivadeneira, 26, in a jealous rage on Sept. 24 in their Forest Hills apartment.
Saavedra's goddaughter, Marina Bernal, claimed Valery has a younger brother abandoned by Lozada-Rivadeneira as a newborn.
Lozada-Rivadeneira gave birth to the boy, also named Juan Carlos Saavedra, three years ago while living with her husband, Saavedra, in El Centro, Calif., where they had settled after entering the United States illegally, Bernal said.
A month after delivering the boy, Lozada-Rivadeneira left for New York with the then-1-year-old Valery, Bernal said.
http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/54816.htm
"I don't believe she's dead just missing, even though my brother insisted Monica is dead, and he told me she was murdered by her boyfriend," said the victim's mom, Roxana Rivadeneira.
" 'My daughter dead? That's not true,' I told them. He answered me, 'No sister, it is. Her boyfriend confessed,' " Rivadeneira told the Los Tiempos newspaper in her hometown of Cochabamba, Bolivia.
"I have faith that my daughter is still alive, or that, at any moment, she'll call me on the phone."
Cesar Ascarrunz, 32, has allegedly told police he killed Monica Lozada-Rivadeneira, 26, in a jealous rage on Sept. 24 in their Forest Hills apartment.
Saavedra's goddaughter, Marina Bernal, claimed Valery has a younger brother abandoned by Lozada-Rivadeneira as a newborn.
Lozada-Rivadeneira gave birth to the boy, also named Juan Carlos Saavedra, three years ago while living with her husband, Saavedra, in El Centro, Calif., where they had settled after entering the United States illegally, Bernal said.
A month after delivering the boy, Lozada-Rivadeneira left for New York with the then-1-year-old Valery, Bernal said.
http://www.nypost.com/news/regionalnews/54816.htm