A tattoo on the victim’s chest helped identify him.
Peruvian authorities have found the body of a Venezuelan teenager who immigrated to the country three years ago.
According to La Prensa de Táchira, the body was dismembered.
Security agencies in the area did not say whether the victim’s throat was slit while he was still alive.
These events took place near the settlement of La Rinconada in San Juan de Luricancho.
The identification of the deceased did not take place until this Monday, when relatives of the victim were able to identify him at the Central Mortuary in Lima.
The young man had a tattoo on his chest that read, “I forgive, but I don’t forget.” Relatives allowed him to determine that it was Noel Jose Petit Lugo of Punto Fijo.
He was engaged in motorcycle delivery service and was 22 years old.
The Public Ministry and Peru’s police are working to identify and apprehend those responsible for the crime, which the country’s media say may lead to a settlement of accounts.
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