The Rio Negro Police found this Saturday afternoon the body of Enzo Maximiliano Bonabellothe 36-year-old from Santa Fe who had been missing for two weeks in Bariloche. The man from Santa Fe had traveled to the Patagonian city for work reasons and yesterday his body was found on the slope of Cerro Otto.
Bonabello had arrived in San Carlos de Bariloche last February 24th for a job opportunity at a local hotel, according to his brother, John Bonabello.
This Saturday, personnel from the Judicial Investigations area of the Río Negro Police found the body. In the afternoon, the autopsyin order of the chief prosecutor Betiana Cendón, to determine the causes of his death e investigate if there was any factor of criminality at his death. Where they found his remains, he continues to carry out his work in the Criminalistics Area.
What is known about the death of Enzo Maximiliano Bonabello, the young man who disappeared in Bariloche
As reconstructed by the brother of the deceased and recorded by Télam, Bonabello “should have appeared that Friday, but he did not.” “Neither did he warn that he was going to be absent. The last we know of him is that passed an acquaintance at the exit of his house who informed him that “he was going to walk for a while,” said the family member.
“He left with his wallet and cell phone. He left everything he owned at home and that’s why he rules out that he has moved from place to live. When the hotel calls asking for him, his couple made the complaint,” he added.
Bonabello could be seen in two security camerasone in a service station located in the center and another two blocks from there, “but there are no more traces“said the brother of the deceased.
“He lived in Bariloche, he knew where to go and where not to, and this never happened to us that it disappears. It’s all weird because no one saw anything,” added Juan.
That same documentation is what the personnel of the Río Negro Police found. The Public Ministry of that province reported through its website that the documentation he carried among his belongings revealed that he was the wanted young man, and that the chief prosecutor together with the professionals from the victim assistance office, They met with one of the relatives who is present in the city.
The search was coordinated between the personnel of the Forest Fire Prevention and Fighting Service (SPLIF), the Special Operations and Rescue Corps (COER) and the dog division of the Rio Negro Police and Municipal Rangers, who They toured different parts of the town.
The Argentine Naval Prefecture also participated on the coasts from the mouth of the Limay River to those of the Campanario Arm.
