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I recently came across the case of Lourdes Maria Gruart, and one detail keeps bugging me: why did Mario get rid of her couch so quickly after her disappearance? I know some people do impulsive things in stressful situations, but disposing of furniture just days after a loved one goes missing seems pretty odd. From what I've read, it's not like they lived in a cluttered place that needed a sudden clean-up. That couch could have had sentimental value or personal effects hidden in it, especially if Lourdes did abruptly vanish. Does anyone else find this suspicious, or am I reading too much into it? Curious to hear your thoughts on what might have prompted such an action.
