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Now: Detectives of the Chillán Homicide Brigade detain a 44-year-old subject for his alleged responsibility in the murder of Carolina Fuentes Bustos pic.twitter.com/N6SLLhaQ3N
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“It doesn’t surprise me, because we all had the suspicion that something could have been done to him. He was the last person to see Carolina alive (…) I think he didn’t arrive at the terminal on the 30th, I’m convinced. They did something to Carolina, “he said in conversation with 24 Afternoon.
Furthermore, he emphasized that “the first suspicion was him, but if there are more people involved, they all have to fall. “
Death of Carolina Fuentes: the chronology after more than 100 days of searching
More than 100 days of searching ended and, in part, reassured the family of Carolina Fuentes, a 42-year-old mother whose body was found on October 5 in the Ñuble river.
The woman’s case caused a stir in the area after she lost track of her in mid-June in a confusing case that has not yet been clarified.
It all started on June 15 when Carolina left her home in Santiago in the direction of her native Ninhue, in Ñuble, to sell a truck that was part of an inheritance.
Although the transaction was carried out, the aforementioned extended its presence in the area, where it would eventually end up losing its life.
On June 30, the uncertainty for the family began, because it was the last instance to be seen alive, since after that those close to them received WhatsApp messages with “strange misspellings”.
Nicolás Cisternas, son of the victim, stressed that “On July 1, 2 and 3, strange texts began to arrive due to their spelling”, which was complemented by the woman’s husband, emphasizing that “she never turned off her cell phone.”
From then on, the Carabineros, the PDI, the Army and relatives extended the search for Carolina, resulting in the discovery in the Ñuble River.
100 days ago he went to sell a car and today they confirmed that the body found in the Ñuble River is that of Carolina Fuentes
The chief prosecutor (s) of Quirihue, Cecilia González Palacios, who is in charge of the investigation of Carolina’s disappearance, officially communicated this result to the family, which is being oriented regarding the next stages of the process for the delivery of the body of the deceased.
Jeannete Cisternas, sister-in-law of the victim, said that “It was a horrible crime. That those responsible pay for this, that there are no other cases like Carolina.”
The Prosecutor’s Office, for its part, confirmed this Wednesday that fingerprint tests allowed, along with DNA samples, to give an account of Carolina’s identity.
Likewise, the Public Ministry detailed that “the chief prosecutor (s) of Quirihue, Cecilia González Palacios, who is in charge of the investigation of Carolina’s disappearance, officially communicated this result to the family, which is being oriented regarding the next stages of the process for the delivery of the body of the deceased. “
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