In Córdoba, the intense search for the case of the disappearance of Lian Flores, a 3-year-old boy, continues. Despite the difficulties caused by bad weather, more than 300 agents are still working in the operation both on land and water in the Ballesteros Sud area. It is expected that the efforts will continue, including the use of drones and personnel in the Tercero River.
The National Meteorological Service predicts storms for the afternoon of this Thursday and the following days, with some temporary improvements. Meanwhile, the case remains under secrecy, but all possible hypotheses are being investigated. According to what is mentioned in the case, "the grandmother had already left, she is ready," which suggests a reference to a third party in relation to the child's disappearance.
Deputy prosecutor Bettina Croppi, along with provincial Security Minister Juan Pablo Quinteros, reported in a press conference that 15 raids were carried out in different areas and localities, resulting in the seizure of more than 25 cell phones for expert analysis, 30 witness statements, and the confiscation of six vehicles. Additionally, it is mentioned that in the investigation, a healer from Jujuy who was in contact with Lian's father shortly before his disappearance has been identified.
Also noteworthy is the emergence of a line of investigation related to "La Abuelita," a healer from Jujuy who was present in the Córdoba town. Additionally, there is a phone conversation between the boy's father and another woman, which has been included in the ongoing inquiries.
