Undamaldo-Pagala us representative Tony Gonzales, who died after having suffered great burns on Saturday, was distracted that night, at least in part because her 8-year-old son spent the weekend with his stranger, the woman’s mother said San Antonio Express-News.
Regina Ann Ann Santos-Avile, 35, died Sunday after the night before he supported his mouth at his home at night.
Undamal officials said the first respondents were sent to the house in response to a report that it was burning. The circumstances of her death are still being investigated.
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The victim’s mother, Nora Ann Gonzales, said Santos-Aviles and her husband Adrian Avile were separated for a couple of months. She said they share their parents’ responsibility to their son. The mother stated that none of them submitted a divorce, but the fact confirmed by the servant of the Uvaldes District Court.
Nora Gonzales, a pensioner from a pensioner, said her daughter was upset when she talked to her on a phone on Saturday night.
“She was upset. She wanted her son, but it wasn’t her weekend,” she said in an interview on Thursday morning. “I knew she was angry and I went there to try to calm her.”
Gonzales said she had arrived at her daughter’s home 200 Geraldine Avenue quarter to find her burned.
“She asked me to put water on her hands,” the mother recalled.
When asked if her daughter was on fire, Gonzales said, “I don’t know. I don’t want to think it happened, but I don’t know.”
According to police data, the Uvalde Police Department was initially reported as a disorder.
Mario Rangel, the Volunteer Chief of the Volunteer Fire Service, said firefighters responded to the Santos-Avile house on Saturday at 9:39 p.m.
“Dispatchers advised the person who was burning,” he said.
Rangel said the dispatcher had been canceled until the crews were on the way because it was reported that the fire was no longer active, but four firefighters still responded because the place was close to their station.
When they arrived, they found a small fire behind the house and used a fire extinguisher to release it, Rangel said. He said the EMS healed Santos-aviles for Burns and transported it to the air to the Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, which has a specialized burial department.
Gonzales said her daughter was conscious when paramedics arrived.
“The last thing she said is, ‘I don’t want to die.’ And they said to her, “We will do our best to make sure we will take care of you.
The Uvaldes Police Department and Texas Radgers investigate death.
In an interview, Aviles said the family was overwhelmed by media attention.
“I have every media in the country calling me … We just try to do it right,” he said. “Texas Rangers are investigating. True it will become clear.”
Based on its Linkedin profile, Santos-Aviles worked for rep. Gonzales in Undamal Office since 2021. November Previously, she worked in the Uwald Region Chamber of Commerce.
Nora Gonzales said Santos-Aviles was a devoted daughter, mother and civil servant.
“She loved life, loved her family, and loved everyone, and loved to do others,” Gonzales said. “She loved the work she did and how she helped the communities get funding for the right things.”
She described her daughter, who stood a four -foot nine, like a “little bitty dynamite.”
“You could see her laughter and smile and everything, and she was just so full of life,” she said. “Well, when she was annoyed, and my God, everyone knew she was upset.”
Gonzales stated that she believed that Santa-Aviles and her husband had divorced her daughter’s work travel requirements.
She said she would tell her daughter that the hive “just had some space”.
“I don’t blame it,” Gonzales said. “I would tell her,” Let him be. He will come back. You know, he will come back. Just let him be. Give him some space. “
She said she thought her daughter’s death was accidental. She said she did not know how the fire came.
“She was busy with a cleaning house. She had clothes in the washing machine and in the dryer. She had to chicken on the stove, just doing what she usually does,” Gonzales said.
She said her injured daughter was “the most terrible thing I have ever seen, but it didn’t scare me because her beautiful face was still a beautiful face.”
Congress, Gonzales, published a brief notice during the employee earlier this week, but did not respond to the interview requests.
On Friday, the San Antonio Southwestern Research Institute abolished the invitation to news organizations on Monday to review an event to attend gonzales – the great opening of the fast -engine research object.
“We decided to cancel the media event on Monday and just organize an internal event at SWRI staff,” wrote Joanna Quintanilla, a spokeswoman for SWRI. No reason was offered.
The office, which worked at Santos-Aviles, is located in Uwald’s Southwestern Texas College town this week was empty and locked.