Nathaniel Guzman, 38 years old, disappeared on January 27 in the province of Mendoza, leaving no trace following returning from a trip with his partner. The provincial security ministry offers a reward of $1,350,000 to those who can provide accurate data regarding his whereregardings.
The alarm went off when the lawyer, a native of Jujuy, did not show up for work on February 1 at the Las Heras Family Courts, where he performed his duties. That day the complaint was made and his mother traveled from the south, where she currently resides, to collaborate with the search for him.
The man, who is also nephew of the ex-governor of Jujuy Horacio Guzmán, he had been on vacation in Mar de Ajó with his partner. From that trip, according to her mother, she returned earlier than expected due to an argument.
Nataniel Guzmán: what is known regarding his latest movements
The Ministry of Security of the province of Mendoza explained that Nataniel was last seen on January 27, and that his ex-partner said that he had a communication via WhatsApp that same day at 1:36 p.m., and also reported that the man had become only from the seaside resort of Mar de Ajó.
According to information from Guzmán’s relatives, the man appears on the security cameras on January 27. taking a bus on line 630 bound for Las Heras. From that moment, trace of him was lost.
“On 01/27/23 Nataniel Guzmán took bus line 630 from the El Plumerillo SA company to Las Heras and did not return until today. None of the security cameras in the area managed to provide information on his whereregardings. No passenger managed to recognize him either, “they reported from their surroundings.
Meanwhile, the cell phone company Claro confirmed that the last records of Guzmán’s mobile were at 7:48 p.m. on February 2and the signal was captured by an antenna located in Canota, on the way to the Villavicencio Nature Reserve, in the Mendoza department of Las Heras.
Although searches will be carried out in the area, no data of interest might be obtained for the case.
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“A month that we are looking for Nataniel, a month of uncertainty, impatience, pain, anger. Everything is mixed in her absence, today together with friends, who suffer from her absence, we will continue to demand that the Mendoza judiciary, where Nataniel works and they are the ones who investigate, put all the technological and human means and investigate thoroughly so that Nataniel returns home safe and sound,” his mother wrote. Silvia Saavedrain their social networks.
For information on his whereregardings, please contact the Mendoza Investigations Directorate through the free telephone lines 0800-222-7627, 0261 3857138 and 911 or the Criminal Intelligence Directorate at 0261 3859033.
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