Mystery Continues
The husband of a Brusly High School teacher reported missing more than a year ago told authorities that his wife fled to Colombia to be with another man, court documents say.
Oscar Lozada called investigators with the East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriffs Office on July 21, 2011, three days after his wife, Sylviane Lozada, was reported missing, an application for a search warrant says.
During his conversation with investigators, Oscar Lozada said his wife left him on either July 5 or July 6 of 2011, and that she went to Colombia without her passport to be with another man, the application says.
He told investigators that he and his then 4-year-old daughter were in Colombia trying to find Sylviane Lozada, the application says.
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When deputies arrived, the home was unlocked and almost nothing was inside, the application says. One of the only things deputies found was a
roll of plastic sheeting, the application says.
Detectives also discovered that shortly after Sylviane Lozadas disappearance, Oscar Lozada purchased
multiple gray 5-gallon buckets with lids and yellow-and-black bags of Quikrete concrete mix, authorities have said. The buckets and bags of concrete mix have not been found.
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