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The body of the adolescent Iury Júnior Pereira Silva, 14, was found buried on Saturday (26), in São Vicente, on the coast of São Paulo. The victim had been missing since Wednesday (23). The information is from the newspaper Folha de S.Paulo.
According to Iury’s family, the suspect of having committed the crime confessed to the child’s death and pointed out the location of the body. The teenager was buried in the backyard of a colleague’s house. The suspect in the crime claimed to be a friend of the victim.
Still, according to the family, after the body was found, they had no further news of the suspect. Local residents reportedly entered the man’s home and beat him. According to the Ministry of Public Security (SSP), there is no news of lynching of the suspect.
After the family found the body, the Military Police were called. According to the SSP, the crime is being investigated by the Deic de Santos Homicide Station 3, which is taking steps to try to locate the owner of the property where the young man was found.
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