An investigation by the Civil Police of Mato Grosso (PCMT) led to the discovery of a “drug graveyard” allegedly used by members of a criminal faction operating in Confressa and throughout the Araguaia region.
At the site, in a forested area located about 22 kilometers from the city’s perimeter, two bodies were found buried. One of them had his head separated from his body.
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After the discovery, investigators contacted the official Forensic and Identification Technical Service (Politec) to provide technical and expert support, including terrain analysis, evidence collection, photographic recording and other necessary measures to ensure the integrity and legal value of the collected evidence.
The delegate responsible for conducting the investigation, Karen Marakis, said: “This measure confirms the commitment of the civilian police to dismantling criminal groups, protecting society, exposing extremely dangerous practices, and enhancing public security throughout the region.”
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The teams discovered traces of a secret burial and found two bodies that are still awaiting identification
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At the site, in a forested area located about 22 kilometers from the city’s perimeter, two bodies were found buried. One of them had his head separated from his body.
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A “drug graveyard” allegedly used by members of a criminal faction operating in Confressa and throughout the Araguaia region
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An investigation that led to a shocking discovery
This discovery was made after investigative surveys carried out by the Confressa Police Station, specialized in theft and theft (DERF), which over the past few months has collected information, received complaints, analyzed suspicious movements and consolidated intelligence elements that indicated the possible presence of a spawning point in the area.
These data indicate that the forest area located in Cachoeira da Onca was used as a secret place to hide bodies, possibly linked to internal conflicts and executions ordered by the faction.
At the aforementioned point, the teams found traces of a secret burial, and found two bodies that are still awaiting identification.
The investigation now remains focused on identifying the victims, which will depend on technical analyses, laboratory tests, and genetic comparison.