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Article content Lisbeth’s body was exhumed and an autopsy revealed she suffered contusions and puncture wounds on her head. According to reports, the wounds were covered up using superglue. “I complained to the forensic doctor, because he had shaved my girl’s head, at that moment he pointed out the wounds that would have killed her and the ones that they put glue on, surely with the intention of covering the cuts,” Munoz told local news site Extra. The police considered her death was due to violence, and issued a warrant for Hermida’s arrest on Dec. 29. He is still on the run.

Police in Ecuador hunt man who 'bludgeoned his wife to death' Rachael Bunyan For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Ecuadorian police are hunting for a man who allegedly bludgeoned his wife to death before super-gluing her skill back together to hide the injuries and make it look like an accident.  Luis Hermida claimed his partner Lisbeth Baquerizo, 30, had fallen down the stairs and died after she was found on the floor of their home in the city of Guayaquil, Ecuador on 21 December.  Lisbeth's father Mario Baquerizo was contacted by the father of the sus...

Police in Ecuador hunt man who 'bludgeoned his wife to death then SUPER-GLUED her skull back together to hide the injuries and make it look like an accident before arranging a hasty funeral' Luis Hermida claimed his wife Lisbeth Baqueizo, 30, had fallen down the stairs and died after she was found on the floor of their home in Guayaquil, Ecuador The victim's parents rushed to their daughter's house to find coffin already there Suspect's family asked heartbroken parents not to contact police so the funeral could go ahead the next day  Victim's mother reported incident to authorities who exhum...