Family makes daily visits to the place where Porsche caught fire while waiting for permission to bury dead young woman: 'I bring flowers and prayer'

Family makes daily visits to the place where Porsche caught fire while waiting for permission to bury dead young woman Reproduction/EPTV The family of Lívia Bevilacqua Batista, 20 years old, claims to be living days of anguish waiting for the release of the body of the young woman, who died after a Porsche crashed into a tree and caught fire in Campinas (SP), on Friday (10). Five days after the accident and still unable to hold her daughter's wake and burial, the young woman's mother, Danila Bevilacqua, began visiting the site of the tragedy daily. "I bring flowers, I bring prayer, I bring my heart. I try to warm my heart here, asking that we can give her a different rest," he said. According to the businesswoman, the visits began on Sunday. "Since then, I've been making daily visits to this place," he said. In a note, the Public Security Secretariat informed that the release of the body depends on the completion of official identification carried out by the Technical-Scientific Police, which depends on examinations - read in full below. MORE A medical student at São Leopoldo Mandic College, he owned and drove the Porsche involved in the accident. Arthur's identity was confirmed after the accident and the body was buried late Sunday morning (12), in the Albertina Municipal Cemetery (MG), where the boy lived with his parents. The Civil Police officially confirmed Lívia's identity this Monday (14) and began investigating the case as manslaughter while driving a motor vehicle. ? Manslaughter while driving a motor vehicle occurs when the driver causes the death of someone without intending to kill. This happens due to recklessness, negligence or malpractice, according to the Penal Code. Family awaits farewell Family of a young woman killed in a Porsche accident awaits the release of the body by the IML Even after the inclusion of Lívia's name as a victim in the police report, the family claims they do not understand why the body has not yet been released. The father also reported that he presented all the materials requested by the police to assist in identification. "All her dental work, photos of her, footage, footage of the car, footage of the place she left. Everything, everything. Everything they asked for and my DNA. There's nothing more to do," he stated. What does the SSP say? The Public Security Secretariat (SSP) reported that the inclusion of Lívia's name as a victim in the police report was based on the elements gathered by the investigation, such as information from family members and witnesses, to qualify the case. However, the ministry highlighted that this procedure does not replace the official identification of the body. Read the note in full: "The Civil Police informs that the inclusion of the young woman's name as a victim in the incident report is a result of the investigation elements gathered so far, such as information provided by family members and witnesses, and is intended to qualify the incident. This procedure, however, does not replace the medical-legal identification of the body. The release of the body depends on the conclusion of the official identification carried out by the Technical-Scientific Police, in accordance with technical-scientific protocols and current legislation. This procedure may involve examinations papilloscopic, odontological, genetic or other expert methods, depending on the condition of the body, and only after completion is the release to family members authorized." Crash The accident occurred last Friday night (10), at km 93 of the Francisco Von Zuben Highway (SP-091). Security camera footage shows the moment the car hits the tree and explodes — watch above. Infographic - Two people are burned to death after an accident with a luxury car in Campinas Artes/g1 VIDEOS: Everything about Campinas and the Region Lívia Bevilacqua Batista, 20 years old, is See more news about the region on the g1 Campinas page