They managed to save the remains of a German tourist who died in San Juan: the autopsy will reveal the cause of his death

They arrived on Provincial Route 12 shortly after 8 p.m. There were more than 50 rescuers, including San Juan police, agents of the RIM 22 (Mountain Infantry Regiment 22) and judicial authorities. They were in charge of accessing the remains of the German tourist Julia Horne (19) In the ravine in the area of ​​the Autódromo del Hill The Three Marias Of San Juan To start Transfer of the body to the judicial morgue,

As far as he knew at first infobae, The body was examined at the scene.. The medical examiner did so and then he was taken to the morgue where The autopsy will reveal whether he died of a stroke and whether he was dyingApart from other details related to the case.

“These consequences will be known when the judge gives his verdict, as well as when the body is handed over to Julia’s relatives,” he warned.

As the sources in the case explained this medium, in the last section of the lineage with the remains Pool who arrived by helicopter this Monday to the place where Julia’s body was found, was waiting for him Second group of rescuers In charge of accompanying in carrying the dead body.

The prosecutor in charge of what was Julia’s discovery file, Daniella Pringleshas warned Rescue could take several hours Because the body was left in an area that was difficult to access and could only be reached on foot.

Investigators suspect that the girl died due to the fall. It will be the job of revealing what happened to Julia Assistant to the Special Crimes Prosecutor Mariano Carreras. The forensic report will be important for this.

Sources close to the case told this media that the autopsy could be performed as soon as possible, because “the governor.” Marcelo Orrego arranged to work with immediacy Whatever happens after the young lady’s body is saved.”

Searched about 11 kilometersA radius of 12 km in which the tourist had been searched since Friday when the operation began and which was delineated by a triangle of his telephone antennas.

Julia Horn was in San Juan as a volunteer for an NGO Youth for understanding (YFU) to do a student exchange. I have just come from visiting Santiago del Estero and Catamarca. He plans to stay in the province until this Sunday, May 26th.

They had been officially looking for Julia since Friday, after her relatives reported last Thursday night that she had not returned to where she was staying. Their entry to the hill to go trekking was recorded in a video.

Unfavorable weather did not help the search until this Monday, a sun-filled day. That’s exactly when her parents, Peter and Christina, moved to the province.

“The helicopter that flew with trained people saw a dead body of a woman and personal effects, all match the images we have of Julia,” Prosecutor Pringles said, delivering the sad news this afternoon.

And he explained: “During these three days Thick fog prevails In the area where the body is. And, both the people who walked there and the drones that went in there are not able to work with the full clarity that today’s sun allows us.”

Members of the security forces took part in the search operation. San Juan Policemountain specialists, infantry personnel, GERAS groups, firefighters, person search, civil protection, dog division and specialists from the Provincial Penitentiary Service, army personnel and the Mercedario Andean Club. Specially trained dogs also assisted in the search.