Romildo Francisco was found dead in the rural area of ??Ibaté, this Thursday (23) Social Media A 59-year-old man who was missing after being seen leaving work at Fazenda Fênix, in Ibaté (SP), was found dead this Thursday (23), in the rural area of ??the city. There is no information about the cause of death. Romildo Francisco had last been seen on July 5th. As reported by EPTV, a TV Globo affiliate, information indicated that he had been seen in a bar in the Água Vermelha district. ? Follow g1 São Carlos and Araraquara on Instagram During the search for the victim, the Fire Department found Romildo in an advanced state of decomposition. The Military Police were called and isolated and preserved the area. The Scientific Police were called to carry out the investigation. According to the PM, the body was found showing signs of fecal evacuation. More news from the region: RIO CLARO: VIDEO shows a puma trying to attack sheep in the interior of SP ÁGUAS DA PRATA: Coffee and Gastronomy Festival has a route with dishes from 11 restaurants in the interior of SP ARARAQUARA ROCK: Garage Fuzz, Korzus and Pavilhão 9; check out the full festival program Due to the advanced state of decomposition, it was not possible to draw conclusions regarding the dynamics of death at the site. The body was sent to the Legal Medical Institute (IML) for necroscopic examinations. The wake is scheduled for 8:30 am on Friday (24) at the city's Municipal Velório. The burial is scheduled for 10:30 am at the Municipal Cemetery. According to the Terezinha de Jesus Funeral Home, Romildo was single. He leaves behind brothers and other family members. REVIEW EPTV VIDEOS: See more news from the region on WhatsApp from g1 São Carlos.
Man who was missing is found dead in the interior of SP
Romildo Francisco was found dead in the rural area of ??Ibaté, this Thursday (23) Social Media A 59-year-old man who was missing after being seen leaving work at Fazenda Fênix, in Ibaté (SP), was found dead this...
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