Body Seen Being Loaded Into Car on Google Maps, Arrests Follow

A man and a woman have been arrested in connection with the murder of a 32-year-old Cuban man in a small village in northern Spain. The case took a dramatic turn when a Google Street View image provided investigators with the crucial clue they needed.

The victim, identified as Jorge Luis Perez, was allegedly killed in the village of Andaluz, where part of his dismembered body was later discovered buried. Authorities suspect the arrested individuals are a Cuban man seen on camera and his ex-wife, who was also once married to the victim.

Arrests in Quiet Spanish Village Highlight Technology’s Role in Crime Solving

The male suspect, a resident of the nearby village of Tajueco—described by locals as a peaceful place where “nothing ever happens,” according to El Pais—has been detained alongside a female suspect. The arrests have shocked the region, drawing attention to how technology aids in criminal investigations.

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Police continue to probe the chilling case as the rural community comes to terms with the tragic events.

A spokesperson for the Spanish National Police told The Metro: “Two individuals have been arrested by National Police officers in connection with the disappearance and death of a man reported missing by a relative in November last year. The relative became suspicious after receiving messages claiming to be from the missing man.”

“Part of the victim’s remains have been found buried in a cemetery in Andaluz in Soria using ‘advanced techniques.One of the clues investigators were working with was images from an online search location application.”

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