The tragic death of beloved actress Encarnita Polo has sparked outrage and grief in the entertainment community. Encarnita, known for her vibrant spirit, met an untimely demise, allegedly strangled by a 66-year-old man in the nursing home where she had been living since early 2025 due to cognitive decline associated with Alzheimer’s disease.<\/p>\n
Earlier, renowned psychic Rappel made headlines for his sharp rebuke of Encarnita’s daughter, Raquel Waitzman. Rappel accused Raquel of “abandoning her like a dog in a nursing home,” words that were met with considerable backlash. He later apologized, acknowledging that his emotional response to the news had led him to speak harshly about Raquel, who had once been a close friend of his.<\/p>\n
Now, Regina Do Santos has stepped into the fray with her own set of accusations against Raquel, reigniting the debate on the responsibilities of caregivers for aging parents. During a recent book presentation in Madrid, Regina expressed her disbelief and sorrow over Encarnita’s fate, saying she couldn\u2019t fathom how such a horrific incident could occur.<\/p>\n
Regina, who had known Encarnita for many years, shared her feelings of devastation. \u201cIt hurts me a lot, I don\u2019t understand how it could happen,\u201d she stated, questioning how the attacker could have accessed her room in the nursing home. Her impassioned sentiments resonated deeply as she portrayed a haunting image of Encarnita\u2019s last moments, suggesting the lack of oversight and security in such facilities is utterly unacceptable.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, Regina reflected on the relationship Encarnita had with her daughter, asserting that before Raquel moved her mother to the nursing home, the two would often maintain contact. “We could talk on the phone, meet at parties, and share meals,” she recalled, emphasizing that Encarnita thrived in social settings.<\/p>\n
Regina expressed her belief that the move to \u00c1vila restricted Encarnita’s social interactions and contributed to her decline. \u201cI think taking her there caused her a lot of harm,\u201d she noted, implying that Raquel’s decision wasn’t in her mother\u2019s best interest. \u201cEncarnita liked being in Madrid,\u201d she added, highlighting the emotional toll of isolation.<\/p>\n
She further revealed that many of Encarnita\u2019s friends wanted to reach out to her, to offer support and companionship, but were thwarted by Raquel\u2019s restrictions. \u201cA lot of people called me because they wanted to talk to her or take her to television programs, but her daughter wouldn\u2019t let us,\u201d Regina lamented.<\/p>\n
Regina ultimately directed a poignant message to Raquel: “If she had left us, we would have done something, because Encarnita was a very funny person.” Her comments poignantly encapsulate the sentiment shared by many who loved Encarnita, urging Raquel to reconsider her decisions regarding her mother’s care.<\/p>\n
In a world where aging individuals often face neglect and isolation, the tragic story of Encarnita Polo serves as a painful reminder of the importance of compassion and connection in caregiving. As the discussions continue, the call for accountability within caregiving settings remains louder than ever.<\/p>\n