Maria Villar Galaz Dead. UEFA Vice-President’s Niece Kidnapped and Murdered in Mexico
Moments of sorrow for Angel Maria Villar, the first vice-president of UEFA and the chief of the Spanish Football Federation, as his niece was found dead in the city of Toluca after being kidnapped a week ago. The Mexican gang of murderers have not considered the fact that her family paid part of the demanded ransom.
Maria Villar Galaz (pic: Twitter)
The woman disappeared in the night of September 13 after she took a taxi near a shopping mall in Santa Fe, following a meeting at the headquarters of IMB Mexico. Kidnappers reportedly abducted her at a cashpoint, then forced her to withdraw all the money from her accounts and requested a ransom from her family in exchange to her release.
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Part of the required money was paid, but nevertheless the lifeless body of the victim was found the next day.
Maria Villar Galaz had been living for three years in Mexico where she joined a multinational company in 2014. The niece of the president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation was a high level employee of IBM Mexico being a member of the Consulting Services Division of the company and participating in projects for Banamex, the second largest bank in the country. She was married to Brazilian Cristiano Do Vale, had Spanish-nationality and graduated from the Complutense University of Madrid.