Fishermen find remains of missing man inside shark

The stays of a person who had disappeared in southern Argentina earlier this month seem to have been discovered inside a college shark that was captured by native fishermen.

The household of Diego Barría, 32, recognised his stays as a result of a tattoo that was seen, Daniela Millatruz, the legislation enforcement officer who was in control of the search, instructed native news media.

Barría had final been seen close to the coast within the southern Chubut province driving his all-terrain automobile late on February 18.

Diego Barría was a lover of 4x4s and fishing. He used to visit the area where his quad was found. — Diego Barría was a lover of 4x4s and fishing. He used to go to the world the place his quad was discovered. (Facebook)

The broken ATV was positioned on February 20 on a seaside close to Rocas Coloradas, however there was no signal on Barría and an intense search started to attempt to find the daddy of three.

Early Sunday morning, two fishermen went to the coastguard to report that they’d fished three college sharks near the place Barría’s ATV was positioned “and when they were cleaning them they found human remains in one of them,” Millatruz mentioned.

Family members recognised Barría “due to a tattoo that appeared in one of those remains,” she added.

Diego Barría, 32, had been missing since Saturday, February 18. — Diego Barría, 32, had been lacking since Saturday, February 18. (Supplied)

Officials are persevering with to research what precisely occurred to Barría.

“We presume Diego had an accident,” Millatruz mentioned, “and we’re investigating if there was a vehicle involved”.

The remains will also undergo DNA testing to officially confirm that they belong to Barría, Cristian Ansaldo, who heads up the police department in the city of Comodoro Rivadavia, said in an interview with local media.

The school shark in which the human remains were found measured around 1.5 metres, Ansaldo said.

The most likely hypothesis that investigators are currently working with is that Barría “had an accident and was dragged,” Ansaldo mentioned, noting there had been a robust tidal surge the weekend when he disappeared.

“My heart went with you! I love you forever,” Virginia Brugger, who was identified as Barría’s partner and had been posting updates on the search on social media, wrote on Facebook Sunday.