The Civil Police used a sniffer dog and a chemical to seek evidence in a car suspected of participation in the kidnapping and death of Vitória Regina de Sousa, 17. The young woman was found dead in a forest area last Wednesday (5), in Cajamar, Greater São Paulo. She had disappeared a week earlier.
According to the Civil Police, the car belongs to a neighbor of one of the suspects of participation in the crime. The car was taken to the sectional police station of Franco da Rocha, in the metropolitan region of São Paulo.
In the white Corsa Sedan vehicle, a hair, a slipper and a blanket were found. The objects were taken for analysis. There is still no confirmation that they are or are related to victory.
The vehicle was also inspected with the help of a sniffer dog.
Then scientific police officers used a chemical called AFIS to reveal fingerprints on the vehicle. Papilloscopists brushed the substance by bodywork, door handles, glass and part of the car, including the trunk. The samples were tagged and harvested to be compared to the fingerprints of victory.
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This content was originally published in case Vitória: Police uses sniffer dog to seek evidence in vehicle on the CNN Brazil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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