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Colombian actress Johanna Fadul reveals terrifying moment thieves break into her mother's home making off with thousands
The mother of a Colombian actress let two men inside her home, where they tied her up, assaulted her and then stole her money.
Actress Johanna Fadul shared surveillance footage on her Instagram showing the suspects meeting her mother, María Fadul, at the gate as her two pet dogs briefly ran outside the Bogotá residence on Tuesday.
In the video clip, María Fadul can be seen giving the perps a tour of the two-story home before she was terrorized.
'I'm going to show you the faces of these miserable people. I need you to help me report them,' Johanna Fadul said in the video. 'Today it was my mom, tomorrow it could be anyone. This country is horribly insecure.'
The actress, who is best known for her role in the hit series 'Sin senos No Hay Paradiso' (Without Breasts There Is No Paradise), told Semana that the incident comes just two weeks after a man visited her mother's neighbor and expressed interest in buying her home.
Two men robbed the home of the mother of Colombian actress Johanna Fadul in Bogotá, Colombia on Tuesday. The suspects went to the residence to meet with María Fadul and express their interest in buying the home, which has been listed for sale. Instead, they assaulted her and threatened her with a knife and gun before fleeing with $2,700 and valuables
Colombian actress Johanna Fadul is asking the public for help in identifying two men who assaulted and robbed her mother inside her home in Bogotá, Colombia on Tuesday
The same individual also managed to visit María's house and both agreed to stay in contact regarding a prospective sale.
'Today this man called her and said that two other people also wanted to see the house because they were interested in doing business, that's why she let them come in,' Johanna Fadul said.
The concerned starlet said that the suspects threatened her mother with a gun and a knife and then forced her into a bathroom, where they tied her up to a chair.
A frightened María Fadul eventually relented and told the suspects where they could find $2,700 in cash.
The suspects also left the home with several computers, cell phones and even the keys to the house.
Surveillance camera still image of one of the two suspects who walked into the home of the mother of Colombian actress Johanna Fadul and robbed her on Tuesday after threatening her with a knife and a gun and tying her to a chair
The Bogotá Metropolitan Police said that an operation in underway to locate and arrest one of the two men wanted for a robbery at the home of María Fadul, the mother of Colombian actress Johanna Fadul
They also wanted to steal her vehicle, but fortunately, it was at a local mechanic's shop being serviced.
Johanna Fadul, who is presently away from Colombia, accused government leaders of failing to ensure the safety of its residents.
'It is a helplessness that one does not know what to say, nor what to think,' she said. 'It is very upsetting, it is very sad that in such a beautiful country, with such beautiful people, and because of three who are on the podium, the country is the way it is,' she said.
'And since they do not suffer what the people really suffer, well, what does it matter to them because in the end it is not with them?'
Bogotá Metropolitan Police commander, colonel Pedro Saavedra, said that an operation was launched to identify and locate the two individuals.
'Our uniformed officers have all the operational and technological capabilities to be able to capture these people, with material evidence such as videos,' he said in a statement.
The latest crime stats released by Bogotá authorities showed that 2,651 home robberies were reported in the first six months on 2024, a decrease of 36 percent compared with the same period last year.
DailyMail.com reached out to Johanna Fadul and her representatives for comment.