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Carolina, Jacqueline’s sister, told Caracol Radio that the woman had left the north of Bogotá for Villavicencio last October 29.
“On Thursday, she went from Bogotá to Villavicencio to spend a few days off. We had communication with her on the same Thursday when she arrived in that city, and the last contact that we could have with her was on Friday around 2 in the afternoon, “the woman said in dialogue with that station.
The sister of the deceased woman added that hours later Jacqueline called her family, but they could not answer him. After that, they didn’t hear from the woman again, Indian that frequency radial.
Since disappearance Nothing was known about the woman for a week, until last November 6, peasants from the Valle Grande Arriba village in Tenza, Boyacá, found the car abandoned from Jacqueline, a silver Volvo. The vehicle was intact, did not have any signs of collision or theft.
Two days later, on November 8, about 700 meters from where the car was, Jacqueline Quin’s lifeless body was found. According to the Police, cited by that radio station, the body had no signs of violence and was already in an advanced degree of decomposition.
In this regard, Police de Boyacá said, according to Caracol Radio, that some of Quin’s relatives reported that the woman apparently would have some financial problems that were afflicting her in the last days.
Also, the authorities of Boyacá indicated, in that station, that together with the woman some medicines were found and also the keys to the vehicle that was abandoned near there.
Immediately, the personnel of the Judicial Police initiate the investigation and determine the causes of the woman’s deathsaid Colonel Germán Jaramillo Wilches, commander of the Boyacá Police, in conversation with RCN Radio.
The body of Jacqueline Quin has already been taken to Tunja, where the respective necropsy will be performed, and later he will be transferred to his family to be veiled, concluded Caracol Radio.
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