A man identified by the initials Y.R.M. has reportedly been detained for his alleged connection to the death of Ramón Gresequi Rodríguez, the driver of the Nickel Mechanical Company (EMNI) who was reported missing and later found dead in Moa, Holguín.
The officialist profile Cazador Cazado reported this Thursday on the alleged detention and indicated that Y.R.M. worked as a driver at the same company as Gresequi.
The publication attributed direct responsibility for the worker's death to the detainee.
According to the same source, Gresequi's body was said to have been transported in the cargo area of the truck he was driving to the location where it was later found.
The report also stated that the vehicle was allegedly taken to the Granadillo area, in Sagua de Tánamo, where it was reportedly sold to two other individuals.
Those two citizens would also be detained, according to the publication.
The case began to be publicly known on September ninth, when family members and close friends asked for help to locate Gresequi after losing contact with him and the truck he was driving.
The worker had left his workplace and was supposed to return shortly afterward, but he did not come back, prompting a search involving family members, friends, and local residents.
Two days later, his body was found lifeless in the Yaguaneque area, in Moa, in an area initially identified in the first reports as the Miraflores hill.
Subsequently, the official pro-government profile Realidades from Holguín, associated with the Ministry of the Interior, indicated that the body showed "multiple bruises" and that the authorities were conducting an ongoing investigation to clarify the circumstances of the death and determine responsibility.
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