08/03/2022
Updated on 08/04/2022 at 09:09 p.m.
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In the early hours of Monday, there was a discussion between his characters outside the old inn La Tía Pepa, in La Cistérniga (Valladolid), a young man received a disappearance in the chest that made him lose his mind. According to the first testimonies and information, it was suspected that the disappeared person was 25 years old, lived in the province and was of Portuguese origin. However, this Wednesday, the Government delegate in Castilla y León, Virginia Barcones, made public in statements to the prisoner that the deceased had false documentation and was wanted by the Police. "We can confirm that the man carried false documentation and that he was of Valladolid origin, but he lived in Aranda de Duero (Burgos)," explained Barcones in statements collected by ABC to add that the missing person was being searched by the Police after this will discover that, in his apartment in the riverside capital, he was holding a young woman against her will, whom he allegedly forced into prostitution. The woman had been rescued on July 17, a week before the event occurred.
"Despite the unfortunate events of recent times, I want to remember that we continue to live in one of the safest provinces in Spain", Barcones stressed about the sad cases that Castilla y León and, specifically, Valladolid have been affected after the homicides of this summer.
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