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Hello, I hope you are well.

In the case of which I will be talking to you in today's episode, it came to me as a suggestion through a direct message via Twitter.

When I read the news, I remembered briefly about what the case was about and its immediate damage that it had to work on.

This case did not receive the same media coverage that has received other than the cases that I have worked on, perhaps because it occurred in the village of Mayawes.

Almost always the cases that occur in the metropolitan area receive the majority of the media coverage.

However, this was one of the most violent family tragedies occurred in the area of ​​the country.

Well, the day before yesterday, in the morning, a person of that appearance was brought to me.

In the day of today, the police came to inform us that we found a single body.

Yes, we had this confidence and that is why we got here.

We had the confidence that there was a corpse or that there was a body as it was the name.

Actually, we have a person cooperating with us with this investigation and we got here.

There we have two people interested in which we are starting with the investigation.

Do you understand that it is about the ex-catadrate of the College of Mayawes?

That information that we have now.

What is the sign of violence if any of you presented the body?

It is about an emergency.

Dr. Jaime Moya Quintana born on June 25, 1925, in the municipality of Manresa in Barcelona.

His parents were Maria Quintana-Cierco and Jaime Moya-Sans and had three brothers.

Jaime Moya moved to Puerto Rico and was unemployed as a professor and a doctorate in the University of Mayawes until his retirement.

Jaime lived in the Mendoza urbanization, in the sector of Miradero also in Mayawes and was 88 years old.

On November 6, 2013, Brenda Moya, 28 years old, arrived at Jaime's house to look for money.

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