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Elisabet Ramos Alonso (Unsolved Homicide)

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Disappearance (Desaparición)

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Circumstances (Circunstancias)

We initially shared Elisabet’s story in 2020 when she was listed as a missing person in Spain. Little information was available at the time regarding her disappearance barring that she had disappeared from Aspe in the Alicante Region of Spain on June 8, 2019.

We regret to share the sad news that Elisabet was found deceased on February 6, 2022. Our sympathies are extended to her family and loved ones and we are grateful to Jose who provided us with the update.

With the discovery of her remains, more details about her disappearance have come to light.

Elisabet grew up in Aspe, the child of a working-class family who owned and operated a food stall in the local marketplace. Elisabet initially lived a relatively peaceful life, she was a decent student and eventually began working in business administration for a company in the neighboring town of Novelda. She eventually married a local man from Apse and they had a son together (now aged 14) but the marriage fell apart over time. A few years after they married, the two divorced and Elisabet began to experience some difficulties.

She left her work in Novelda and eventually became caught up in the illicit world of drugs. At the age of 23, she found herself arrested and sentenced to three years in jail for drug possession after she had taken a trip to Morocco and was caught with drugs on her re-entry. She was eventually transferred to the local prison in Alicante where she met and became involved with Kamal Mohamed Mohamed, a fellow prisoner.

Kamal was significantly older than Elisabet and was a native of Melilla, Morocco. He was waiting for his trial at the time having been arrested in Spain in August of 2007 on charges of leading a drug trafficking group who had illegally operated a significant drug operation bringing Hashish in from Morrocco. He served his time in prison and then moved in with Elisabet with whom he would maintain a stable relationship for three years.

They eventually bought a farm with a chalet together and planned to repair the home and swimming pool while converting the warehouse into a business. Their farm was located along the road that led from Apse to the nearby Crevillent and they were excited to build it to their specifications.

On June 8, 2019, the couple was working on some repairs at their new chalet when they mysteriously disappeared. Kamal’s mother came to join the search and news of their disappearance spread across both Europe and Morocco. Although deemed suspicious be police, no new information was available until February 6, 2022. That day, a local citizen was walking near the Elche ravine when they stumbled across unidentified remains approximately six miles from the home of Elisabet and Kamal. The remains were later confirmed to be Kamal and Elisabet; they had been murdered by an unknown person(s).

Elisabeth had been gagged and bound with her hands in front with duct tape before she was killed and thrown into the grave first. Kamal showed additional signs of torture and had also been similarly bound (hands behind him) and gagged before being killed and placed on top of her. The cause of death is not clear.

There is some suggestion in the news that the death was linked to an armed robbery of a substantial amount of hashish that had occurred previously (Link).

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We initially shared Elisabet’s story in 2020 when she was listed as a missing person in Spain. Little information was available at the time regarding her disappearance barring that she had disappeared from Aspe in the Alicante Region of Spain on June 8, 2019. We regret to share the sad news that Elisabet was found deceased on February 6, 2022. Our sympathies are extended to her family and loved ones and we are grateful to Jose who provided us with the update. With the discovery of her remains, more details about her disappearance have come to light. Elisabet and her boyfriend Kamal Mohamed vanished from their country home where they were doing repairs in June 2018. They had met in prison where Kamal served time for his role in an international drug trafficking ring with connections to his home country of Morocco. The disappearance was deemed suspicious. On February 6, 2022, the remains of both Elisabet and Kamal were discovered by a local citizen abandoned in a grave in a ravine about 6 miles from their home. They had been bound and gagged with duct tape and Kamal showed signs of torture. The cause of death is not public information and the case remains unsolved. https://thesuitcasedetective.com/2020/12/08/missing-person-elisabet-ramos-alonso #TrueCrime #truecrimetiktok #truecrimetok #truecrimecommunity #truecrimestory #truecrimetok

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Resources

• Cabeza, L. (2019) ‘Prosigue la búsqueda de Elisabet Ramos Alonso, desaparecida el 8 de junio en Alicante’, 4 October. Link
• Centro Nacional de Desaparecidos, Link.
• Cumplido, J. (2022) ‘Confirman la identidad de los dos cadáveres hallados con signos de tortura en España’, Espana Diario, 9 March, Link.
• Gil, P. (2022) ‘De la oficina a la cárcel: la vida de la joven Elisabet Ramos antes de su desaparición’, El Periodico de Espana, 11 February, Link.

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Last Updated: July 5, 2023