The investigation has intensified in recent hours and experts also highlight the possibility that the minor is hiding in Buenos Aires.
A 5-year-old boy disappeared more than two months ago in Chaco and the investigators of the case suspect that The minor’s mother kidnapped him and escaped to the province of Corrientes.
The search has intensified in recent hours and specialists also highlight the possibility that the minor is hidden in Buenos Aires. The case is compared with that of Loan Danilo Peña, the missing child the June 13th in Currents.
Who is the missing minor in Chaco?
On July 14 of this year it was announced that Juan Carlos Segovia, 5 years olddisappeared from his home in Endurance and, after his father’s complaint, the main hypothesis is that his mother, Soledad Patricia Ubeda, He kidnapped him and took him to another province.
Although his whereabouts are still uncertain, in recent hours the possibility has increased that the minor and his mother are taking refuge in Corrientes or Buenos Aires, which would further complicate the investigation.
From the newspaper Diario 22 they indicated that the hypothesis of his whereabouts in the Corrientes town of Virasoro It arose after the statement of the child’s father, which is why operations in the area were increased.
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The other line of investigation that Justice is closely following is that the child would be in Buenos Aires as there are no firm clues as to his current situation.
If this hypothesis is confirmed, the researchers say that the geographical scope complicates the case since they could be hidden in any city.
The cause is being investigated by the Fiscal Team No. 6 and in the first days of searching the organization Missing Children Argentina generated a national alert so that anyone with information on the whereabouts of the minor can provide it.
Source: Ambito
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