The girl’s testimony reactivates one of the authorities’ hypotheses. Meanwhile, search operations continue.
After a girl claimed that her father “buried a child,” the disappearance of Loan Pena adds new enigmas after four months without traces. The girl, who warned about the terrible event in her kindergarten, Gesell gave testimony on camera. His father would have a business relationship with the Pérez-Caillava couple, putting both defendants in the crosshairs once again.
As reported, The little girl claimed to have seen her father bury a child “inside a black bag.” The description led the authorities to reactivate the hypothesis of a possible murder and rekindles hope of resolving a case that has shocked the province and the country.
With the girl’s statement, the authorities launched a search operation in the place Loma Alta, located in Mburucuyá, Corrientes. In the area indicated by the minor, specialized teams continue working with high-tech resources, in search of any clarifying clue.
“My father buried a child”, the unexpected testimony that gives a turn in the investigation
There is a new detainee in the investigation into Loan’s disappearanceafter the girl’s statements about her father. The confession emerges after Justice found the authorities of a kindergarten in the Mburucuyá area, north of the province of Corrientes.
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The place of the alleged facts would belong to an associate of one of the sons of Maria Victoria Caillava. The former municipal official had been arrested along with her husband, the ship captain Carlos Perez, for the theft of Loan.
The new clue that puts the Pérez-Caillava couple once again in the crosshairs of Justice
The man accused by his own daughter of burying a child in Corrientes would have a commercial deal with Caillava and Pérez. In detail, the last detainee would carry out tasks for the owner of a field who is commercially linked to the son of the couple.
Source: Ambito
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