The National Police of Paraguay found the body of Silvia Elizabeth Nardi Aranda in a complex hotelier in the city of Fernando de la Mora.
The resort staff called his room several times with no response. The 30-year-old woman was the sister of Julieta Vanessa Nardi Aranda, a former Argentine model who, along with her husband, businessman Diego Hernán Dirisio, was charged in an investigation for the international arms trafficking operation.
According to the local media ABC of Paraguay, The victim resided in the area and I had entered the hotel alone last Friday nightand, with departure date scheduled for Monday at noon. The body was found with the naked and stained torso of what appeared to be vomit on the side of the bed where he lay.
The discovery of the lifeless body was communicated to prosecutor Carolina Gadea, who ordered the corresponding examinations at the Judicial Morgue to determine the cause of death.
next to the body a letter was found which would have been written by the woman, who mentions Diego Dirisio -her sister’s husband-whom he blamed for the ills that afflict his family.
While, The police report revealed that the woman arrived at the hotel last Friday without companions and there would be no indication that he has received visitors.
Since the days of his stay had already expired and the woman did not appear, The hotel staff called the policewhose troops forced the door, finding the lifeless body of Silvia Nardi.
The intervening authorities They found pill tablets on the side of the bed and a backpack with personal documents, in addition to the letter.
Consequently, prosecutor Gadea stated that the main suspicion is that it is a suicide, but other hypotheses are not ruled out, since The deceased had cut wounds to her leg.
The victim’s sister, accused along with her husband of arms trafficking
Dirisio and his wife Julieta Vanessa Nardi Aranda, sister of the young woman found dead in Paraguay, were involved in an international arms trafficking operation intended to supply the main organized crime cells in Brazil.
According to the investigation, they managed to introduce more than 25,000 weapons from Europe in the last decade, with an approximate value of 230 million dollars, which would have ended up in the hands of organizations such as the First Capital Command (PCC) and the Red Command (CV).
The couple, who had been on the run since the end of November, was captured in the Córdoba town of Cerro Las Rosas by members of the Federal Police and Interpol. Currently, they are awaiting a possible extradition trial to Brazil by the Argentine Federal Justice.
With information from ARGENTINE NEWS
