Missing teen TikToker's body found dismembered in bags at water plant with cops identifying her only through key clue
A FAMOUS TikToker who went missing was tragically found dead with her body dismembered.
Teen influencer Fabiola Alejandra Caicedo Piña's remains were found cut up into pieces and put in bags near a water treatment plant in Lima, Peru.
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Fabiola Alejandra Caicedo Piña was found dead
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Her body was found near a water treatment plant
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Cops were able to identify the TikToker by her distinctive tattoos, including the phrase 'Love me for who I am' in English on her arm.
They say she may have been strangled before being dismembered.
They suspect it could be an act of revenge by the family or the close circle of her ex-boyfriend, who died in 2022 in unclear circumstances.
Fabiola - originally from Barquisimeto, Venezuela - left her country in 2022, when she was 16.
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She was accompanied by her then-boyfriend, Mayner Yoffrey Giménez Castrillo, who is 21 years older than her.
Once in Lima, they lived together in a rental flat in the Huaycán district, where Mayner was found dead just months later.
His death was ruled a suicide, but his family never believed this version.
They accuse Fabiola and an alleged Venezuelan lover of being behind his demise.
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Despite this, she was never formally investigated and continued her life in Lima, working at nightclubs and bars.
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