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The case of the missing Pomar Family has been laid to rest with the discovery of their car and corpses in a obscure area off Route 31 near Pergamino.
A case that had more conspiracy theories than conspiracists has been laid to rest tonight with another gruesome tragedy all too familiar on Argentine roads.
When are they going to crack down on these appalling road figures?
http://www.lavoz.com.ar/09/12/08/secciones/sucesos/nota.asp?nota_id=574368
Security Minister for Buenos Aires Province, Carlos Stornelli, said that "apparantly the driver of the vehicle in which the Pomar family was travelling was conducted by a driver who fell asleep" at the wheel. He added that "no theory can be thrown out" at this point, with regards to the family's death.
Also, he said that the bodies were found nearby in a grassy area. They will be sent to the morgue in the Lomas de Zamora area of Buenos Aires Province to undergo autopsies, as was ordered by María del Carmen Falbo, the General Procurator.
Judicial sources told a local news agency that the head of provincial prosecutors asked that two experts from the Criminal Policies Institue go to the crash site to analyze the area.
The chief of Buenos Aires police, Juan Carlos Paggi, said that the place where the Fiat Duna Weekend pertaining to the Pomar family was found had already been inspected and searched by investigators.
"That area had been searched on land and by air, but we had not been notified that there had been a traffic accident," he said.
Paggi said that the area was a "small hill" near Highway 31, with a lot of vegetative growth.
"If this was a traffic accident, we will investigate" what led to it.
Police found the vehicle belonging to the Pomar family near the city of Pergamino, in Buenos Aires Province, with all four of its occupants deceased.
Police sources indicated that the car showed signs of an accident, as it was found turned over on its side.
The bodies of the family were found some 10 meters from the vehicle, more than three weeks after they went missing.
Stornelli confirmed the finding and said that "everything points to an accident."
According to the secretary for investigations and criminal intellingence in Buenos Aires, Paul Starc, the car was found near Highway 31, some 40 kilometers from Pergamino.
The Pomar family, which included Fernando (40), Gabriela Viagran (37), Candelaria (6) and Pilar (3) had been missing for 24 days.
Sources have confirmed that the bodies were found in a state of decomposition, implying that they have been at the site for several days.
A case that had more conspiracy theories than conspiracists has been laid to rest tonight with another gruesome tragedy all too familiar on Argentine roads.
When are they going to crack down on these appalling road figures?
http://www.lavoz.com.ar/09/12/08/secciones/sucesos/nota.asp?nota_id=574368
Security Minister for Buenos Aires Province, Carlos Stornelli, said that "apparantly the driver of the vehicle in which the Pomar family was travelling was conducted by a driver who fell asleep" at the wheel. He added that "no theory can be thrown out" at this point, with regards to the family's death.
Also, he said that the bodies were found nearby in a grassy area. They will be sent to the morgue in the Lomas de Zamora area of Buenos Aires Province to undergo autopsies, as was ordered by María del Carmen Falbo, the General Procurator.
Judicial sources told a local news agency that the head of provincial prosecutors asked that two experts from the Criminal Policies Institue go to the crash site to analyze the area.
The chief of Buenos Aires police, Juan Carlos Paggi, said that the place where the Fiat Duna Weekend pertaining to the Pomar family was found had already been inspected and searched by investigators.
"That area had been searched on land and by air, but we had not been notified that there had been a traffic accident," he said.
Paggi said that the area was a "small hill" near Highway 31, with a lot of vegetative growth.
"If this was a traffic accident, we will investigate" what led to it.
Police found the vehicle belonging to the Pomar family near the city of Pergamino, in Buenos Aires Province, with all four of its occupants deceased.
Police sources indicated that the car showed signs of an accident, as it was found turned over on its side.
The bodies of the family were found some 10 meters from the vehicle, more than three weeks after they went missing.
Stornelli confirmed the finding and said that "everything points to an accident."
According to the secretary for investigations and criminal intellingence in Buenos Aires, Paul Starc, the car was found near Highway 31, some 40 kilometers from Pergamino.
The Pomar family, which included Fernando (40), Gabriela Viagran (37), Candelaria (6) and Pilar (3) had been missing for 24 days.
Sources have confirmed that the bodies were found in a state of decomposition, implying that they have been at the site for several days.