'Shock' boxing prospect found dismembered... Mother "identified son by snake and dragon tattoos" Tragedy occurs day after professional debut

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A promising Colombian boxer who fought his professional debut was found dead just one day after the match. The body was discovered in a horrifically mutilated condition.

Britain's 'The Sun' reported on the 14th (Korean time) that "boxer Jainer Andres Gomez Sandoval (28) was found dismembered in the Magdalena River on the outskirts of Barranquilla, Colombia."

According to the report, fishermen discovered Sandoval's body floating in the river on the afternoon of the 11th and reported it. The recovered body was missing parts such as the head and limbs. Sandoval's mother confirmed her son's identity by recognizing unique tattoos on the body, including a snake, a dragon, and the names of his brothers.

On the 10th, the day before he was killed, Sandoval competed in the main event of 'WBA Future Champions' held at the Cuadrilátero Gymnasium in Barranquilla. He fought against Rayder Galbis in a super bantamweight professional debut but suffered a unanimous decision loss.

After the match, Sandoval spent time with his family before leaving his home that afternoon, after which contact was lost. His family reported him missing after his phone went dead in the evening. His trainer told local media, "There were no grudges or threats against him as usual."

The media reported that "local investigators are reconstructing Sandoval's final movements and are intensively investigating whether this incident is linked to personal or professional conflicts," and added that "searches continue to find scattered parts of the body."

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