🚨 CRIMEN Y MISTERIO EN SAN PEDRO: AQUILES CASTAÑAREZ HABÍA COBRADO UNA INDEMNIZACIÓN

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👉 Aquiles Castañares, un hombre de 33 años que recientemente había cobrado una considerable indemnización, fue hallado brutalmente asesinado en su casa en San Pedro. El crimen fue descubierto cuando los bomberos acudieron a sofocar un incendio en la vivienda. Se sospecha que el móvil del crimen pudo ser el robo del dinero de la indemnización. Castañares trabajaba en una empresa fabricante de mermeladas y no se conocen conflictos previos que pudieran haber desencadenado este trágico suceso. La investigación sigue en curso para esclarecer este macabro hecho.  👉 Seguí en #ArrancaLaTardeEnA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00San Pedro is shocked by a crime full of mysteries, full of enigmas.

00:05A man of a very good economic position, a man who had just earned a small fortune as compensation,

00:14who appeared brutally murdered in his house.

00:19A crime that was discovered when the firefighters were called by the neighbors to this San Pedro house

00:26because there were flames, because there was fire coming out of this house.

00:30There we are seeing it. The man's name was Aquiles Castañares Mateos.

00:35That is the victim, 33 years old.

00:39What you see there is the car.

00:41He or the murderer took it after murdering this victim inside his own house.

00:50It is believed that stealing the money he had earned as compensation for his work

00:56in a company that makes jams,

00:59then he would have taken the car to escape,

01:02make eight blocks,

01:04light the fire to erase his traces and disappear.

01:09At this moment there are several brigades of the Buenos Aires police

01:13who are trying to clarify this enigmatic crime.

01:17The crime of a 33-year-old man who appears, Javier Díaz,

01:21wrapped in a mattress inside his own house.

01:25As is. You know that he had earned 19 million pesos in this compensation.

01:29A small fortune.

01:30Exactly.

01:31For any of us.

01:32That is one of the possibilities of the attempted theft.

01:35In fact, the whole house was disorganized,

01:38as if they had looked for some elements to be able to,

01:43let's say, the police.

01:44I'm saying elements to have and give to him or the murderers.

01:48Data. In addition to what Rolando was telling.

01:50This car that was partially lit on fire.

01:54The inside.

01:55For what?

01:56To erase traces.

01:57Of course.

01:58On the other hand.

01:59I'll stop you there for a second, Javier.

02:00Yes.

02:01If he was worried about lighting fire to erase traces,

02:03there is a first indication of a murderer or a murderer

02:08who knew the victim, who knew that it was easily identifiable by investigators.

02:12Absolutely.

02:13He does not die from blows or shots or stabs,

02:17but he dies from the smoke.

02:19Afflicted by the smoke.

02:20Afflicted by the smoke from the fire in the room where he was found.

02:25That's why what you want is that one of you either had some hang-up, for example,

02:31but he vanished and they thought he was dead,

02:35or they gave him something to drink to vanish him, to reduce him,

02:39and he dies as a result of the fire.

02:41When you talk about occasional partner, we have to consider two situations.

02:45Aquiles had a formal partner,

02:48a partner recognized by his circle of friends.

02:52A man, just like that.

02:53Now, apparently, who would have committed the crime is an occasional partner.

03:00It may be.

03:01A lover of the moment, someone who may have acted as a widow.

03:07He had a boyfriend.

03:09He was in a couple, but an open couple,

03:12where he could also have an occasional meeting with other men.

03:18In fact, this was known, and this is also told by his partner,

03:21who had to testify in the cause,

03:23and that in principle, for now, he is not indicated as a possible author,

03:27but as a witness, because when they call him,

03:30he obviously tells the last hours of his partner that there was no conflict.

03:36The fact that there is, within this investigation,

03:39because it is a really very tricky crime, very morbid, of course,

03:44because of the characteristics.

03:46We are talking about a middle-class man,

03:48licensed in Human Resources,

03:50who had a job, who came to a situation of detachment,

03:5319 million pesos of payment,

03:56I insist, a small fortune for any of us,

03:59that can tempt the very devil.

04:03Here they find him tied up, with a sign of defense,

04:06wrapped in a mattress, Javier, is that correct?

04:08Wrapped in a mattress, but he dies, we reiterate,

04:10he does not die before the fire,

04:12but he dies as a consequence of the fire and by the smoke.

04:15The ceilings, for example, although they were stained by the smoke,

04:19they were not burned, that is, the whole room was not burned.

04:22One more fact, where did he have the money, finally?

04:25That surely the murderers, or the killer, the murderer, did not know.

04:30And there we can leave this.

04:33If they did not know, they probably hit him.

04:36It is likely that these blows, that Javier, you described to us,

04:39that had the body of Aquinas,

04:41have to do with a situation of torture,

04:43of giving money that we know you charged,

04:46the money that we came to look for,

04:49a surprise that the victim has taken

04:51in the midst of a situation that he thought was romantic,

04:54was sexual, and that ends in the worst way.

04:57What they think is that maybe he confesses where he had that money.

05:01He had it in coins, in virtual wallets.

05:05He had all that money, he had put it in a virtual wallet.

05:09What do they take from the room or the house, among other things,

05:13although there are minor missing, his cell phone?

05:17To perhaps try to access those accounts,

05:21those virtual wallets where he had the money.

05:24Exactly, that's why.

05:26And they also burn the car.

05:28To erase fingerprints, to erase traces.

05:30There is a very big commotion there in San Pedro as a result of this.

05:33Among other things, the sub-DDI of Varadero is intervening,

05:36which is the one who understands the cause.

05:38There is a prosecutor who, of course, is advancing in the investigation.

05:42Some raids have been made,

05:45and raids are being made at this time

05:47in the area of San Pedro and around.

05:50As a result of some data that has been reported and have had the cause.

05:53What we can think of, then, is the possibility of a black widow.

05:58We are talking about a crime that mixes millions,

06:03that mixes sex and that has betrayal.

06:07Those are the elements that are being raised to us.

06:10A man who charges compensation, who has a stable partner,

06:14you said, Javier, an open partner that allowed him,

06:18of mutual agreement, of course, to have other occasional relationships,

06:23as long as that central link was maintained.

06:26Yes.

06:27But where it seems this man fell into a trap,

06:30the trap of a black widow.

06:32Exactly.

06:33That is the other word and another of the possible edges that this investigation has.

06:38Is there a black widow investigated

06:41about that open relationship that he had with his partner,

06:45in which he could have another type of circumstantial relationship?

06:50Well, that's what is being investigated.

06:52That is why the investigators also do not leave out this possibility,

06:56taking into account that, I reiterate, he does not die by blows,

06:59he does not die by a shot or a stab, but he dies by smoke.

07:03Nor does he die by fire, as you said.

07:05He does not die burned.

07:06The environment is not carbonized.

07:08There is black smoke, but the whole house did not catch fire.

07:11And because of the carbon monoxide that expels it,

07:14he drowns and dies, and ends up dying in his own room.

07:18The car is a Toyota Etios, which was his property.

07:21He worked in a candy factory, there in the San Pedro area,

07:25for about two months, three months.

07:28He had a human resources license,

07:31and he was a boy, as some said, who had no problems.

07:36He had no conflicts with anyone, known conflicts, as the police said.

07:40Who had any problems with him? No one, in principle.

07:43The only problem he had, according to the story of his family,

07:47was that he was an addict, but he was a consumer.

07:50He was not a mugger, he was not a person linked to drug trafficking,

07:54or anything like that.

07:55That is why what is being investigated is, on the one hand,

07:58a black widow, on the other hand, a dealer.

08:01Someone who offered him to take drugs to the house,

08:06or who invited him to a kind of shared drug consumption.

08:10This affects people's private lives, of course.

08:14I say, we get into people's private lives,

08:17when it has to do with the investigation.

08:19This is what the police do.

08:20Everyone at home does what they want.

08:22Now, what is being analyzed here is that a 33-year-old man,

08:27a professional, a college student,

08:29loses the life of a victim, probably,

08:32of someone who took advantage of a weakness.

08:36A weakness, and I'm thinking,

08:38a problematic drug use, or not,

08:41or a situation of sexual adventure,

08:44of exposing oneself to the unknown.

08:47I think of the cell phone, Javier, that you were telling us,

08:50he or the murderers took it.

08:53Be careful with the plural.

08:54I raise it because when there is a black widow,

08:57in general, there is one who acts as a seducer,

09:00and there are accomplices who then enter the scene,

09:04in this case, the victim's house,

09:06when the lie falls to the facade of the romance

09:10to force the victim to give her belongings,

09:13rape her, or even kill her.

09:15If they took the cell phone,

09:16maybe there is also, in addition to this key data

09:19that Javier brings us from the virtual wallets,

09:22maybe there was some previous contact

09:25by WhatsApp, by some application.

09:27And also, who killed this person, this man, Aquiles,

09:30worked on insurance.

09:31Although the house is inside the urban center,

09:35there in San Pedro,

09:36it is not that it is on the outskirts, or in the cloud.

09:38In fact, the neighbors did not hear any noise,

09:41no blow, no scream, nothing like that.

09:44That is, both believe that they knew each other,

09:48maybe from some previous relationship,

09:50or at that moment,

09:52or, because I reiterate,

09:54they sedated him,

09:56they laid him down,

09:57they stirred everything,

09:59and to erase traces, they set fire.

10:01What they thought was a corpse,

10:03ended up being a person vanished there in the place.

10:06The police threw him,

10:07just that he died as a result of the smoke.

10:10One of the worst endings.

10:11We will continue with this story,

10:13because it gives us chills,

10:16because it has a lot of mystery,

10:18and because in this program, you will see it,

10:20we do not leave any relevant case.

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