Residents of northern and central Bogotá saw a woman walking aimlessly at night and morning. They called her the ‘woman in the blue pajamas’ because she was photographed and videotaped several times in the same outfit.
Because of the strangeness it creates, Some think he is a street resident, as they also find him sleeping on platforms.
“I see him in the corner, he’s staying in his little clothes and it seems he has no issues,” said trader Wálter Heredia. Snail News. Instead, others believe that he left his home only to wander around the city.
Manuela García, trader, assured television news program the woman’s name would be Maria Cristina: “He doesn’t get food, he doesn’t want money either, but some natives from the north offered him food.”
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He took refuge in front of a business on the night of March 2. Snail News Recorded at 17th and 140th street of carrera in the town of Usaquén. After exchanging a few words with the reporter, he said his family “died four years ago in confusing events in Ciudad Bolivar”.
Of course, she didn’t want to be interviewed directly on camera or get the help she was offered. He only agreed to talk to some industry residents who catered to him.
“You’re ready. You’ve accomplished something. Good,” he told the reporter after meeting with supportive neighbors.
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When the sister of the ‘woman in blue pajamas’ saw the news on television, she immediately contacted the news channel. According to the information given, her name is actually Cristina Medina Melo, who disappeared about three years ago.
The family, residing in Ciudad Bolivar, want to meet with him again.
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