Global Courant 2023-04-18 07:43:09
The 24-year-old victim was attacked with a firearm from a vehicle when he was meeting with a group of people and died on the spot.
After the discovery of a dead young man on the Quilmes waterfront, a new and mysterious murder occurred in that district located in the south of the Buenos Aires suburbs, where a 24-year-old was shot to death this Monday during an alleged settling of accounts.
The incident occurred at the intersection of 808 and 888 streets, where the victim and a group of young people who were next to her were approached by a man driving a black Fiat Cronos vehicle, who began firing shots.
As a result of that attack, the young man was struck and, after that, he fell dead on the spot. This is how the officers of the 5th police station found him. de Quilmes, who went to the scene of the crime after being alerted by a 911 call about an armed confrontation and identified the murdered person as Cristian Nahuel Cabrera.
According to sources of the case, the troops of the Operational Tactical Group (GTO) were engaged in carrying out the corresponding field tasks to clarify the fact.
The Functional Instruction Unit (UFI) 2 of the Quilmes Judicial Department, in charge of Karina Gallo, who ordered the rigorous proceedings, intervenes in the case.
Mystery in Quilmes: a young man was found dead on the river bank
The body of a young man was found this Saturday by a neighbor on the Costanera de Quilmes. The victim was face down, with his hands tied with a rope at waist height. As it was verified, he had no criminal record and the prosecution ordered that the corresponding autopsy be carried out to determine the mechanics of the mysterious crime.
This expertise revealed that the victim, who was domiciled in Claypole, worked as a cleaner in a supermarket chain in the town of Quilmes, and had been seen for the last time last Tuesday at 9:00 p.m., hanged and was close to eight hours submerged underwater.
A metal collector who was passing through the place spotted the body on the Quilmes waterfront.
Prosecutor Karina Gallo ordered officers from the Quilmes Departmental Investigation Delegation (DDI) to interview relatives and relatives of the victim, in addition to analyzing private and municipal security cameras to establish movements in the area of the discovery.
“The victim’s communications are going to be analyzed, although the cell phone was not found,” explained an investigator, who added that there was no whereabouts request for Barrio.
The discovery occurred on the side of the river on Costanera and Otamendi streets, where a metal collector observed the body lying face down with its hands tied at waist level with a rope.
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