Around 5:00 p.m. this Saturday, in the middle of some pastures located next to the roundabout at the entrance to La Carlota, the body of Sofía Agustina Bravo (26) was found.
The young woman had been missing since last Friday the 6th, when she had to travel from that city to Marcos Juárez, to visit her mother and never did.
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After the mother reported her disappearance, the Justice and the Police began to investigate what could have happened to her.
According to sources of the investigation, Sofía carried out sex work and among the different theories, a clue was being investigated that indicated that before disappearing she had gotten into a truck.
This Saturday, in the midst of raking tasks, his body was found on the side of the road, among some pastures.
Although the investigators suspect a crime, they are waiting for forensics to carry out the corresponding autopsy this Sunday to have a more complete idea of what could have happened to him.
The search for Sofía had been disclosed by the Public Prosecutor’s Office and by the organization Ni Una Menos. In the last hours, the association of prostitutes, Ammar, had also joined.
Last Thursday, this organization had released a strong statement in relation to the disappearance of Anahí Bulnes, a case that the Justice of Córdoba had already labeled as femicide despite the fact that her body was not found.
Taking into account that the judicial hypothesis points to Anahí being murdered in the framework of her sex work, Ammar once again insisted on the need for this activity to be regulated so that the people who carry it out can carry it out in safer conditions, with less vulnerabilities.
The same context that now begins to appear behind the death of Sofía in La Carlota.