Susana Trimarco, the mother of Marita Verón—who disappeared in Tucumán on April 3, 2002—revealed that she received chilling news about her daughter's possible whereabouts and stated that "she would be in Paraguay". Trimarco claimed that "she received news from Asunción" about "a person who has lost their mind in a town". In an interview with the program 'El Avispero,' Trimarco expressed the brutality of the information she received: "Supposedly it's my daughter, she's eating from the trash." Marita's mother, who was kidnapped by a human trafficking network 23 years ago, confirmed that "they sent her a photo" of the woman. Susana Trimarco, the mother of Marita Verón—who disappeared in Tucumán on April 3, 2002—revealed the most chilling lead she has received in 23 years of searching: a photo that would locate her daughter in Paraguay in inhumane conditions. Trimarco claimed that "she received news from Asunción" about "a person who has lost their mind in a town". In an interview with the program 'El Avispero,' Trimarco expressed the crude description she was given: "Supposedly it's my daughter, she's eating from the trash." Marita's mother, who was kidnapped by a human trafficking network, confirmed that "they sent her a photo" of the woman. And she concluded: "For me, as a mother, it's a stab in the heart." "She's all skin and bones, her face is disfigured," Trimarco described the image. However, she refused to make it public due to the woman's condition: "She doesn't want to show it" because "she's in a horrible situation".
