Marcos Souza, a 42-year-old mechanic, spent weeks desperately searching the rubble of the collapsed Belo Horizonte building in La Guaira, Venezuela, for his 16-year-old son. The devastating search concluded on July 17th, when Souza tragically recovered his son’s body. The father’s poignant statement, “I’m used to broken cars, not dismembered bodies,” encapsulates the immense grief and trauma he is experiencing. The building collapse has resulted in numerous casualties, and rescue efforts have been ongoing. Souza's story highlights the heartbreaking consequences for families affected by the disaster. The details surrounding the collapse and recovery efforts remain under investigation, but the personal impact on families like Souza’s is profound and irreversible.