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Embassy of Mexico in Peru reported this Sunday that since last Friday they have become aware of the case of Blanca Olivia Arellano Gutiérrez (51), who went missing for six days after seeing her Peruvian boyfriend in the city of Huacho.
“From now on, the embassy has been in constant contact with the Peruvian National Police and Prosecutor’s Office to monitor and assist in the procedures that were carried out to coordinate the search for a person and the investigation of the concomitant circumstances … to his disappearance,” the agency said in a statement. .
Carla Arellanoniece Blanca Olivia Arellano, claimed that her aunt had arrived on Peruvian soil to meet her boyfriend, Juan Pablo Jesús Villafuerte Pinto (37), a medical student from Huacho, the city where he was supposed to stay from the moment he arrived. However, after they allegedly said goodbye to the subject of return to their country, the woman stopped communicating with her relatives without further explanation.
The embassy also said that the Peruvian authorities would report on the progress of the investigation and any findings or conclusions.
“He will continue to monitor official activities and always provide assistance to them, as well as provide the necessary assistance to relatives,” reads another part of the statement.
The guy was the last person to see the woman
Carla Arellano posted several screenshots on her social media, where allegedly Villafuerte Pinto claims that the disappeared tourist was a “homeless person”, whom he “gave money” so that “she could eat”, and that “because of her poor mental health”, “He’ll mess things up.”
Considering this, the niece indicated that her aunt “was not homeless” and that she traveled to Peru to meet Villafuerte.
“My aunt was not homeless, Juan P., my aunt trusted you and had a sentimental relationship with you. She left to meet you and now we can’t find her, you just don’t want to help the search process,” she said. in Twitter.
Source: RPP
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