'My heart went with you', the emotional message from his wife to Diego Barría, the man found in the entrails of a dogfish

The discovery of the remains of

in the viscera of a dogfish still causes commotion among the residents of

.

In the last hours, his wife published an emotional farewell message on social networks.

"My heart went with you, I love you forever

," says Virginia Brugger's (30) post on her Facebook profile, which went up with a photo of the couple.

The post had nearly 2,000 reactions and nearly 300 condolence messages.

Barría had been seen for the last time on Saturday the 18th, around 11:30 p.m., when he was on his way to his country house, while he was traveling in his quadricycle.

On the way, he stopped to say hello to some fishermen friends and told his relatives that he was running late.

He had a penultimate stop, with a local acquaintance.

That person was the last to see him alive.

Diego Alejandro Barría (32) died in Chubut.

Some fishermen found his remains in a dogfish.

Facebook photo

After hours passed and he did not arrive at his house, his relatives reported him missing.

inside the entrails of a dogfish

, which was finally determined to belong to the missing young man.

Earlier, on Monday, a search party found his destroyed quad.

A few meters away was the helmet, which had dents and was split in the chin area.

While the operation was being carried out, Brugger had published other messages on her networks asking for the prompt appearance of her husband.

"Give him my crazy!

The kids are already asking for you!

Don't do this to us, show up, we're waiting for you." They had three children.

Several searches were carried out during the week in search of the 32-year-old man who disappeared on Saturday the 18th. Photo: El Chubut

Barría was a stocky man of 1.85 meters and worked as an operator at Viento Sur, a firm dedicated to oil services in the province and with offices in Rada Tilly.

The fishermen who found their remains told the police that they had caught 3 tope sharks, also known as "mini sharks" because their top size reaches 2 meters.

In this case, the specimens measured approximately 1.50.

They usually feed on other fish such as mackerel, horse mackerel and sardines and have sharp triangular teeth.

One of the fishermen elaborated on his story before the police and explained that he had opened one of the dogfish.

Inside it he discovered parts of a human body.

By scrutinizing more carefully, the fisherman was able to identify skin that contained

and outlined a legend that was difficult to understand. 

Their WhatsApp dialogue began to circulate in Comodoro Rivadavia.

“I was so unlucky that I found it myself.

I went fishing and I start to open the shark's belly and I found a forearm with a tattoo," says one of the fishermen in an alleged message that is now viral and reported by Diario Jornada.

“We raised things, we came to Caleta Prefecture and yes, it was him,” he adds.

“We caught that one at 8:30, at 9 we picked up everything and went to Caleta.

We told him what happened, we handed him the bag with the human remains.

Then they handed me a photo with the forearm with a rose that said 'Josefina', I showed it to the Prefecture and he said yes, it was him”, he closes.

The police version indicated the presence of "dermis, fat and human flesh" in the viscera of the shark, while they spotted "a pink, green and red tattoo with an illegible inscription" that the relatives immediately recognized.

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