Venezuela egykori szépe az utcán hajléktalanként halt meg
Egy egykor ünnepelt szépségkirálynő Venezuelában szegényen és hajléktalanként hunyt el a napokban 68 éves korában.
Damarys Ruiz 26 évesen még 1973-ban nyerte meg a szépségversenyt, de az élete szomorú fordulatot vett, mikor 15 évvel ezelőtt az utcára került.

Érthetetlen hogyan történhetett meg mindez egy művelt, jogot végzett lánnyal, akinek volt művészi érzéke és elképesztő intelligenciájával elvarázsolta a zsűrit annak idején. – írja a Daily Mail.

Damarys magánélete tragikusan alakult, a családja egyedül hagyta, még most sem jelentkeztek, hogy azonosítsák a testét.

A lány életébe került férfiak pedig éheztették, verték és a rendőrség pedig semmit sem tett. Damarys az erőszak elől menekülve kötött ki az utcán, de ott sem volt senkije.
Az egykori királynő még ott is megőrizte méltóságát, mindenki tudta, milyen intelligens és kifinomult.

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