Teenager is found dead after funeral home finds paper in dead man's pocket A 14-year-old teenager was found dead with signs of violence inside a house in Palhoça (SC), on Sunday (26). The Military Police arrived at the scene after the funeral home found the victim's address written on a piece of paper in the pocket of a man who died after being run over the day before, on Saturday (25). According to the 16th PM Battalion, which operates in the region, the teenager had a romantic relationship with the man found dead. The Civil Police, which is investigating the circumstances of the feminicide, reported that he is the suspect in the crime. ?Click and follow the g1 SC channel on WhatsApp The teenager's body was found around 11am, in the Caminho Novo neighborhood. The Department for the Protection of Children, Adolescents, Women and the Elderly (DPCAMI) opened an investigation and did not reveal any new details until the last update of this report. Image shows accident on BR-101 that ended with death of man suspected of killing teenager in SC PRF/Disclosure READ ALSO: College couple dies in collision between motorcycles on BR-101 Man was pushing bicycle when he died, says PRF According to the Federal Highway Police (PRF), the suspect in the crime died after being hit by a truck while trying to cross BR-101 at around 6:30 pm on Saturday (25), also in Palhoça. The driver of the vehicle was not injured. The man was pushing a bicycle, which was destroyed by the impact of the crash (image above). When contacted, the PRF stated that an expert traffic accident report will be prepared detailing the collision and will send the document to the Civil Police of Palhoça. VIDEOS: most watched g1 SC in the last 7 days
Paper with address in pocket of man hit by car reveals body of teenager killed in SC
Teenager is found dead after funeral home finds paper in dead man's pocket A 14-year-old teenager was found dead with signs of violence inside a house in Palhoça (SC), on Sunday (26). The Military Police arrived at the...
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