Thallium Raspberry Case: Delivery Company Reveals New Shipments Linked to Zenaida Pava
Ten months after the thallium poisoning that claimed the lives of two minors in northern Bogotá, the judicial investigation continues to reveal new elements. On the same day the girls consumed contaminated fruits, it appears other products with the same heavy metal may have been circulating in the city.
TL;DR
- The investigation into the thallium poisoning of two minors in Bogotá is revealing new information ten months later.
- A delivery company, Rappi Go, confirmed that Zenaida Pava Vargas used their platform for three services around the dates of the poisoning, with one completed delivery.
- Investigators are focusing on the origin of these delivery requests, which were reportedly near a location frequented by Zulma Guzmán, the main suspect facing extradition from the UK.
- Zenaida Pava Vargas claims she was not involved and may have been a victim of identity theft for the deliveries.
- Zulma Guzmán's extradition process is underway in the UK, with hearings scheduled for March.
- Authorities are investigating whether other thallium-contaminated products were circulating in Bogotá on the day of the incident.