US EditionNew twist in the case of María Ercira Contreras: Suspects leak deposits to their daughter-in-law after their disappearance
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The family of María Ercira Contreras, an older woman who disappeared seven months ago in Limache, spoke about a report by the Investigative Police that would detail a series of bank transfers made from the Banco de Chile account of María Ercira to that of her daughter-in-law, Myriam Ramírez. According to the report, which was broadcast by CHV’s “Contigo en la Mañana”, Myriam Ramírez would have received more than 2 million pesos between May, mont…
On Thursday, December 12, seven months have passed since the disappearance of María Ercira Contreras Mella in the municipality of Limache. The older adult was last seen at the Fundo Las Tortolas Restaurant, located in the Valparaíso region. With the passage of the last few weeks, more and more details have been revealed about one of the most enigmatic cases that our country has had.
New details on the disappearance of María Ercira Contreras, a 86-year-old woman, reveal information that further complicates the mystery. The older woman was last seen on May 12 at the Las Tortolas fund, located in Limache. However, the investigation has discovered suspicious bank movements that occurred shortly after her disappearance. On May 21, nine days after her disappearance, an electronic transfer of $420,000 was registered from the accou…
One of the transfers was made nine days before starting the search for the older adult in the city of Limache.
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