07/02/2021 21:03
Clarín.com
Society
Updated 07/02/2021 9:03 PM
18 days after the disappearance of
Guadalupe
in San Luis, the last clue that emerged in the last hours seems to be fading.
The girl's mother ruled out this Friday that her daughter is in Mendoza, as the beach man at a service station had assured.
"She would never have said 'I am famous'
because her speech is not the best," said
Yamila Cialone
, in dialogue with the press.
According to the testimony of an employee of a CNG station in Las Heras, the girl told him “I am famous” when he pointed out that she was very similar to the 5-year-old girl who is intensely wanted.
The episode occurred on Wednesday around 6:00 p.m., in the vicinity of the January 26 neighborhood.
The employee, whose name is Jorge Páez, said that although
the girl was calm
, he was struck by her resemblance to the little girl from San Luis.
Jorge Paez, works at a service station in the department of Las Heras and says that he saw Guadalupe in the car that NGC loaded him Photo: Ignacio Blanco / Los Andes
In dialogue with
TN
, he added: "I spoke with her and on three occasions she told me that she was famous."
Páez said that the girl was accompanied by a man in his 30s, who asked him to load $ 300 of fuel.
He said that when he launched his phrase: “
You are the same as Guadalupe
”, the man who accompanied the girl “got nervous, got upset and replied: 'Don't say that'”.
According to her story, the youngest was dressed in a pink jumpsuit, red pants, and a light green and brown woolen hat.
"She was well dressed and looked in good condition," said the employee.
And he clarified that the girl
did not try to ask for help
and that she was walking around the place.
However, the mother dismissed this version.
"Guada does not speak perfectly
because with the issue of the pandemic the four and five-year-old garden was not reinforced, and then he still does not vocalize quite well," he argued.
Cialone also rejected the clue that emerged in a shoe store in Santiago del Estero, in which a girl similar to Guadalupe had talked about her brother and called him by his name, "Benjamin."
"She has a particular way of naming each of us, and a very special name for her brother. I am not going to reveal it because they end up using that information to make it viral," the woman explained.
Rakes without news
A new day of raking was fulfilled today without positive results within the province of San Luis.
The troops raked the Paso de las Carretas dam, located 40 kilometers from the capital, and the rural area of the town of Donovan, 20 kilometers to the east.
Interpol yellow alert for the case of Guadalupe Lucero, the missing girl in San Luis.
The police forces also toured each house in the neighborhoods surrounding the place where Guadalupe disappeared, requesting the data of the people who live in all the houses and their documents.
Police spokesmen did not report whether the justice ordered new raids.
