Possible skeletal remains were found after a raid in the countryside of the Chaco leader Emerenciano Sena, who was placed in preventive detention along with his wife Marcela Acuña and his son César for the femicide of Cecilia Strzyzowski, who has been missing since June 2 in the city of Resistencia. judicial sources reported this Saturday. The discovery occurred last Wednesday after an operation arranged by the Special Prosecutor's Team (EFE) and ordered by the guarantee judge Héctor Sandoval, in the field located in the town of Puerto Tirol, known as Campo Rossi. Judicial sources informed Télam that police personnel seized thirteen pieces that could be bone remains that were on the surface of the area known as "burning." In addition, at the scene they found four metal elements similar to "tack", three small and one larger. Everything seized was placed in two wooden envelopes that were sent to the Institute of Forensic Sciences and Medicine (IMCiF) of Resistencia to be examined.