The Mysterious Vault in Santiago Peña's Mansion that the Police Couldn't Open: a False Wall and an Inviolable Door
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Police in Paraguay have raided the residence of former President Santiago Peña, reportedly discovering a safe hidden behind a wall built specifically to camouflage it. According to reports, the safe's security system was so sophisticated that police officers had difficulty gaining access to it, reports Telegrafi. The raid comes at a time when Paraguay is facing a major political and financial scandal, linked to the collapse of the Ueno bank. 🚨 …
Paraguayan Public Prosecutor's Office operates in one of the homes of former President Santiago Peña The Paraguayan Public Prosecutor's Office carried out, on Sunday (8), a search and seizure operation at the summer residence of former President Santiago Peña in San Bernardino, 50 km from Assumption. In a statement, the Public Prosecutor's Office - responsible for the investigation of Penã and the bank collapse that led to his dismissal and impr…
A secret safe was found behind a false wall with Israeli biometrics in the villa of the former president of Paraguay, which investigators are still unable to crack.
The prosecutor said they're looking to take the ex-first lady to access the high-security safe or even a controlled detonation.
While a part of South America gets sick with the papal visit, in Paraguay the scandal does not stop: the country’s prosecutor’s office has found a secret door on Monday at the summer home of former President Santiago Peña, who resigned last week due to the bankruptcy of Ueno Bank , an entity where half of the population had their savings and of which Peña was a shareholder. The registered residence is owned by Peña and is located in San Bernardi…
Prosecutors and police raided the residence of San Bernardino of the former president and found a hidden door. It would have facial or iris recognition, fingerprint and key. The operation ended without them getting access to the enclosed enclosure
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