Zoila Huanca (Criminal Case)

Zoila Huanca was a villainess from "Total Eclipse of the Heart", case #46 of Criminal Case: Save the World, the third season of the crime solving game Criminal Case (release date August 25, 2016). She was a messenger agent for the international terrorist organization SOMBRA, with the case opening with the player and Jack Archer meeting with Zoila in Machu Picchu; the latter being disguised as the recently murdered President of Luzuguay (a country controlled by SOMBRA) Adolfo Herrera.
The meeting quickly went badly when Zoila greeted Jack with the code phrase, "the condor greets the sun with a radiant heart", with Jack's inability to respond to the phrase properly cluing Zoila in to the fact that he was an imposter. But just as Zoila began to demand Jack tell her who he was, she was suddenly killed when a knife (later identified as an Inca sacrificial knife known as a Tumi) was thrown at her, piercing her chest and killing her. The killer managed to escape due to the solar eclipse that was occuring at the time, leading the player and Jack to begin investigating Zoila's murder.
In addition to learning she was staying at a hacienda believed to be the home of El Rey, SOMBRA's elusive leader, the team learned that Zoila was being tailed by both MOSSAD agent Asal Hawaa and MI6 agent George Pryce. Her murderer, however, was ultimately revealed to be Claudio Aguirre, a local musicologist who was introduced as having been a fellow resident at the hacienda who had been persuing Zoila romantically. But after he confessed to killing Zoila, he revealed the truth: he was a former member of SOMBRA, and had killed Zoila as part of his delusional plan to stage a mutiny over SOMBRA and take over the world himself.
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Zoila Huanca Deceased.png|Zoila's deceased body
Category:2010s
Category:Braided Hairstyle
Category:Brunette
Category:Conspirator
Category:Corpse
Category:Man Kills Villainess
Category:Video Game Villainess
Category:Web Media Villainess
Category:Fate: Deceased
Category:Demise: Stabbed