The death of 14-year-old Amanda Ewald, who was found dead by her parents in a stable in the town of Pomerode, in the Itajai Valley, on November 4, remains shrouded in mystery. Nearly 20 days after the incident, the Civilian Police have not yet completed their investigation, but the delegate already has a conclusion and says that this is a situation that serves as a warning.

The teenager was found dead by her parents in the Pomerode stable – Photo: Personal Archive/ND

The young woman was found at about 7 p.m. in the stable by her parents. They even called the Pomerod Volunteer Fire Department and the garrison tried to revive the girl, but she was already lifeless.

The delegate in charge of the investigation, Antonio Godoy, scheduled a press conference for this Wednesday (23), but Portal ND+ he said that the family was very upset, as the girl was an only child, and that he took some time to express his opinion out of respect for the grief of family members.

“I am still taking some final steps, the investigation is not yet ready for a report, but I already have conclusions, but it is very difficult, the family is very shocked, it is very difficult to even get evidence. I’ve been waiting to get the corpus delicti back and the crime scene inspection to get a little better understanding of what happened. We must respect the family’s grief,” he stressed.