
AI-generated summary
Ivanilda Silva de Azevedo, 47 years old, disappeared last Monday night (21) in Taquaritinga (SP). His car was found burned on Tuesday morning (22) in a sugarcane field close to the Itagassava road, in a rural area of the city.
The Civil Police are investigating the disappearance of a 47-year-old woman in Taquaritinga (SP). According to her family, Ivanilda Silva de Azevedo has not been seen since last Monday night (21). Her car was found burned this Tuesday morning (22) in a sugarcane field near the Itagassava road, rural area of Taquaritinga.
On Tuesday, when looking for his mother after finding out about the location of the burned car in the sugarcane field, Levi was with his stepfather at their house. According to him, the man avoided giving information that could help with anything.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Civil Police will continue investigations to locate Ivanilda Silva de Azevedo and identify those responsible for the disappearance and fire of the car.
Very likely · Within days
New information about the case could be released in the coming hours or days as the investigation progresses.
Likely · Within days

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