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The search continues for little Tomás, the lost boy on Wednesday in the commune of Lebu. The last person who was with the boy was his great-uncle, Jorge Vargas, who lost sight of him when they were looking for some cows. The minor’s father, Moisés Bravo, questioned Vargas’ version and said he did not understand the situation.
“It is understandable that he has returned and may have wanted to go home, but I really can’t understand how an adult goes out with a child in search of animals, what contribution is he going to give? Why does he leave him alone? If you want to go alone? “, said Bravo in conversation with 24 Horas.
He also added that “there are seven minutes that he says (in which the child is lost), I don’t know how seven minutes are, if he was looking at the time or walking with a stopwatch, I really don’t know, I can’t explain it, no it fits in my head. “
Finally he emphasized that “after one critically asks him Where is my son? Where do you have him? And he answers null or I do not know, it is not a true answer”.
For his part, the version of the great-uncle was that “we went to look for the cows (…) we found them and went through the sector and then we came to a part where he stayed and I went down to look for the cows and left him alone (.. .) and when I came back I couldn’t find it “. In turn, Vargas believes that the boy could have gone out on the road and someone “took him.”
PDI investigations advance
The search for the lost minor with a large contingent continues. Specialized team of the Santiago PDI is already in place with various resources to facilitate the work, in addition to about 600 people who were collaborating in the area.
The Prefect Carlos Sanhueza, deputy head of the PDI of the Biobío Region, told La Tercera that “we are in the process of collecting information (…) again analyzing and processing, doing the work of registering the witnesses” .
Given this, the police officer added that “it would not be prudent to anticipate a trial.” But despite that, he argued that “there is more than one hypothesis according to the research we are conducting.”
Following this line, the prefect Sanhueza said that “many people are being interviewed, both from the direct family and from neighbors in the sector and some witnesses who have provided some type of information through social networks and others.”
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