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Added on the 20/12/2016 16:02:50 - Copyright : Women's Day US
Un suspect de me*rtre affiché en pleine action sur Google Maps C’est en se baladant sur Street View dans les rues Tajueco, en Espagne, qu’on peut tomber sur cet homme, en train de mettre un corps froid dans son coffre. En 2023, un homme avait été porté disparu. Après plusieurs mois d’enquête, la police a fini par retrouver les membres détachés de la victime dans un cimetière, ce mardi 17 décembre. Deux suspects ont été arrêtés : sa compagne et le nouveau partenaire de celle-ci. Plusieurs indices avaient déjà été identifiés, et cette image du suspect en train de mettre un corps dans un coffre est devenue une pièce importante dans l'enquête. Coïncidence, cette rue n’avait pas été mise à jour sur Google Maps depuis… 2009. Très mauvais timing pour le potentiel coupable, mais une aubaine pour les proches de la victime.
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