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The Eastern Prosecutor’s Office announced that it opened an investigation into the disappearance of María Pávez Zamora, a young woman who disappeared last Thursday after having an encounter with a person.
In this way, the prosecutor in charge of the case, Liada Secchi, indicated that steps were taken to find the young woman’s whereabouts, such as tracing telephone equipment and call traffic.
“A complaint was made by the mother of the 22-year-old girl, who arrived at the Prosecutor’s Office on December 21 and she gave an account of the disappearance of this young woman, and in these circumstances, the Prosecutor’s Office decreed that both Police (PDI and Carabineros) are taking steps to clarify the whereabouts of the young woman, ”Secchi said.
Florida Prosecutor’s Office investigates the disappearance of María Pavez Zamora. Prosecutor Liada Secchi reported that after a complaint received in @fiscaliaoriente Proceedings were ordered to find the young woman’s whereabouts, such as tracing telephone equipment and call traffic. #nature pic.twitter.com/Br3h4X2O1E
– Fiscalia Oriente (@fiscaliaoriente) December 23, 2020
According to what was reported, María Isabel Pavez, an obstetrics student at the Diego Portales University, was seen for the last time last Thursday, December 17, after she left her home.
According to Lorena Zamora, the mother of the young woman, her daughter left the home on Thursday, the next day they contacted each other at 11:00 p.m. and made a deposit to buy another cell phone after failures of the previous one.
“On Saturday I called her again and it was also off”, Zamora recognized. Despite the fact that she could not be contacted, she was reported missing early Sunday.
Although at first, it was indicated that he had gone to a date with a person he met through the Tinder platform, another version states that he met an ex-partner.
Help us find María Isabel Pavez Zamora, lost in the commune of La Florida, Metropolitan Region, on December 17, 2020. Any information is valuable. More details at: https://t.co/Yut9ODiPSs pic.twitter.com/jUmarQEWOt
– PDI Chile (@PDI_CHILE) December 23, 2020
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