He was missing, they found him dismembered and his partner was detained

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In a new episode of violence and horror that shakes Córdoba, police and fire officials found in the last few hours the remains of a man who was missing in the Traslasierra valley. Official sources confirmed to La Voz that the body was dismembered and inside bags. This man’s partner was detained by order of an investigating prosecutor’s office.

The victim was identified by official sources as Omar Cabrera, who was 58 years old and came from the province of Buenos Aires.

Spokespeople with access to the case indicated that Cabrera had disappeared on April 29 in the city of Mina Clavero.

Since then, and due to judicial directives, police personnel (both uniformed and investigative) had begun an investigation and tracking to find him.

As the days passed, volunteer firefighters and personnel from the High Risk Units Department (Duar) of the Fire Department of the Police of the Province of Córdoba joined.

The searches were carried out in numerous points in that region, between rivers, fields, open fields and even abandoned areas. They also worked with trained dogs.

Given the lack of news, and along with the searches, the investigative bodies began what is usually done in these cases: interrogate relatives and neighbors, track their cell phone and communications, and search for footage.

As there was no concrete news (“the earth had swallowed him,” an investigation revealed), the detectives deepened their investigations.

The passing of the hours without news or certainty began to give the worst predictions within the investigation.

As part of the investigations, investigators found a woman who was Cabrera’s girlfriend or partner and who lived in Mina Clavero.

At first, as it turned out, the woman denied knowing about Cabrera’s whereabouts, but something “didn’t seem right.”

“They began to interrogate her and ask her to tell clearly what she knew about the case. Every time she spoke, there were more contradictions…”, an informant with access to the case told La Voz, who revealed: “Finally, the woman broke down and admitted having killed him and cut up her body. She confessed. It is a horror case. She herself gave precise information…”

One version states that tracking the communications and movement of the man’s cell phone would have been of utmost importance.

Police and firefighters deployed an intense search for the missing man in Traslasierra. (Police)

Finding of the remains

This confession would have taken place at official headquarters last Saturday.

With the precise information provided by the woman, as it turned out, police personnel went to the town of Las Rabonas (a little more than 17 kilometers from Mina Clavero) and began a search.

Great was the surprise of the investigations when they found bags containing severed human remains. Another qualified source indicated that human limbs and even a skull were found, which made it possible to corroborate that it was the person sought.

Search operations continued on Sunday.

Meanwhile, by order of prosecutor Analía Gallaratto, from the city of Villa Cura Brochero, the woman was detained in police stations and in the next few hours she will be charged with homicide.

Police and firefighters deployed an intense search for the missing man in Traslasierra. (Police)

Open search

The case is in its infancy and it is expected with its progress to clarify several points: where was the crime? Why? What was the link between the two? Was there violence prior to the final events? How did you move the remains? Did you have support from other people? among other questions.

A new case of horror shakes the province of Córdoba and there is a police/judicial investigation to clarify everything.

Judicial Police personnel are working and the results of the forensic reports are awaited. The investigation is advanced but it is expected to deepen it as the days go by.

On Saturday afternoon, prosecutor Gallaratto, who for now has not referred to the case, was in the town of Nono, where the search base had been set up, to coordinate all the search tasks.

The search operation was deployed at various points in Traslasierra.

On Sunday afternoon, the Public Prosecutor’s Office issued a statement confirming the woman’s arrest. “According to the investigation, the detained woman had an emotional relationship with the deceased. “Both resided in Mina Clavero,” it was stated after confirming the arrest of the confessed murderer.

Dismembered

It is not the first time that a crime has been committed in Córdoba and the body has been dismembered.

Horror in Los Cedros. In May 2017, Ana Rosa Cabrera disappeared in the town of Los Cedros, near Alta Gracia. The woman was 46 years old and a mother. During long days, the researchers carried out a complex and in-depth investigation. Finally, her partner was surrounded and admitted everything about her: Marcelo Fabián Ferraretto admitted having killed and dismembered her. After his confession, and with information provided by him, the remains were found buried near Route 5, at the entrance to the Capital. Ferraretto was sentenced to life in a jury trial.Espanto in Villa María. On June 14, 2017, Olga Inés Moyano, who was 47 years old, was murdered in Villa María. Her remains were found dismembered in bags in a container in the same city. Municipal workers were the ones who encountered the horror. An arduous police/judicial investigation led to the murderer being found: his partner. Osvaldo Alfredo Varela was tried and sentenced to life by a popular jury. The San Roque Lake case. In March 2011, in the courts of Cosquín (Punilla Valley) the disappearance of Rubén “Rully” Cuello, who made a living as a pig farmer, was reported missing. Five months after that complaint, his wife, Lidia Signoretta, appeared at the Police and confessed to having killed and dismembered him. The woman said that on the night of March 12, 2011, after an argument, she killed him with a carbine shot in Bialet Massé’s house.

He added that he then cut up the body with farm tools and threw bags with the remains into Lake San Roque.

He said he did it from the Las Mojarras bridge. Nothing was ever found, despite the operations of both the Police and the Gendarmerie.

The woman was detained and charged with homicide qualified by the link. She was brought to trial.

His defender carried out a legal battle and managed to prove that Signoretta was a constant victim of violence by Cuello.

After analyzing the evidence, the Crime Chamber of the city of Cruz del Eje acquitted and released her.