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Drug gang brutally murdered three girls in Argentina and showed the entire incident live on Instagram. The incident is on 19 September.
Gang operatives beat the girls first, cut their fingers, uprooted nails and finally strangled them to death.
According to the police, the three were taken to the van on the pretext of calling the party and killed as a punishment for ‘breaking the rules’ of the gang. In the video, the gang leader was heard saying that
The same will be the one who steals my drugs.
The deceased girls were two cousins, Morena Vardi and Branda del Castillo (20–20 years) and 15-year-old Lara Gutierez.
Thousands of people in Argentina protested on the streets to protest the killing of girls.
Thousands took to the streets to protest against murder
On Saturday, thousands of people took to the streets demanding justice to protest against the killing of the three girls. The family members of the victims went to the Parliament with a banner and posters with their pictures ‘Lara, Branda, Morena’.
Brenda’s father Lionel del Castiloo said that the safety of girls is now more important than before. He said that the daughter’s body was not even in a condition. Branda’s grandfather Antonio del Castilo called the killers a bloody poor.
On Saturday, thousands of protesters took out a protest march on the streets of the capital Buenos Aires.
3 men and 2 women arrested accused of murder
So far three men and two women have been arrested in the case. One of these accused was arrested from Bolivia Border City Wilzon. He is accused of giving logistic support from the car.
Police has also released a photo of the mastermind of this conspiracy. He is 20 years old and Peru is a citizen. He is still absconding.
According to local media reports, the three girls were called as prostitutes in the party. However, Galvan with Lara’s aunt Dale denied these allegations wrong. He said that Lara had neither related to drugs nor body trade.
Brenda and Morena’s cousin Federico Celebon reported that the two used to do sex work for earning sometimes, but the family was not aware of it.
Gang fight to capture the area
Drug smuggling in Argentina has now become openly bloody business. Cocaine coming from Peru and Bolivia is sent from here to Europe and Rosario is counted among its biggest bases.
Here Los Monos and Alvarado clan fight to capture gang areas. Small gangs sell drugs on the road and maintain their dominance from violence, forced recovery. More than 30 gangs are considered active only in Rosario.
Some shipments are prevented from the government’s actions, but due to corruption and weak border monitoring, this network is not being eliminated from the root.
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