Google Street View helped police solve a man’s fadeance

A Google Street View image carry outed in role in solving a missing person spendigation in Spain, according to tells from the BBC and The New York Times. The image, which can still be seen on Street View, shows what materializes to be a person loading a huge object into the trunk of a car, as Gizmodo points out. Another image showed someone “carrying a huge white bundle in a wheelbarrow,” the BBC tells.

Part of the human remains of the missing person have been set up buried in a cemetery in a town in the province of Soria and carry ond technical unbenevolents had to be engaged to find them.

One of the clues that spendigators had to solve the crime, although it was not resolute, was some images that they discovered during the spendigations in a location search application.

Though the press free doesn’t cltimely name the location application it engaged, a spokesperson for the Spanish National Police verifyed to The New York Times that it was Google Maps while also saying, “The image was not the key to solving the case.”

Authorities were spendigating the case of a 33-year-elderly man who fadeed last year while visiting a partner in Tajueco, Soria, according to the Spanish outlet El País. Police arrested a woman and her ex-partner in connection with the crime in November.