Huacho: Mexican tourist who met her Peruvian boyfriend has been missing for 6 days

Mexican citizen Blanca Olivia Arellano GutierrezThe 51-year-old woman, who arrived in Peru on July 27, has been missing since November 7, and her family is in despair.

Carla Arellanowoman’s niece, claims her aunt came to Peruvian soil to meet her boyfriend, Juan Pablo Jesus Villafuerte Pinto (37), a medical student from Huacho, the city where he was supposed to stay from the moment he arrived. However, after allegedly saying goodbye to the subject, return to Mexico, white arellano He cut off contact with his family without further explanation.

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Niece suspects that John Paul Villafuerte This has something to do with the disappearance of his aunt, since, according to what he reported, he refuses to cooperate with the investigation and falls into contradictions.

“Juan Pi is the only contact you have and he is the last person to see my aunt. White is alive until he is willing to cooperate with information that could facilitate his search,” he said in Twitter.

Carla Arellano presented in his social networks screenshots, in which allegedly Villafuerte Pinto He claims that the missing tourist was a “homeless person” whom he “gave money” so that “she could eat” and that “because of her poor mental health” “she must have messed things up”.

Considering this, the niece indicated that her aunt “was not homeless” and that she went to Peru 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.

Same way, Carla Arellano He indicated that Juan Villafuerte “did not want to cooperate with information that could facilitate his search.” He also pointed out that Prosecutor Huacho he is investigating and that he has received support from the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Peru and Mexico to locate his aunt.

“We have worked a lot with prosecution who continues to discuss and mobilize to speed up investigations, since yesterday we have received support from both countries and their institutions,” he said on social networks.