Asesinato en San Pedro: Detienen a sospechoso con deuda de 100 mil pesos con la víctima

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Un hombre de 33 años fue encontrado asesinado en su casa en San Pedro, envuelto en un colchón y con la casa incendiada. El principal sospechoso del crimen, quien mantenía una relación ocasional con la víctima y le debía 100 mil pesos, ha sido detenido. La policía cree que el asesino tenía conocimiento de una indemnización de 19 millones de pesos que la víctima había recibido recientemente. Las investigaciones continúan para determinar si el asesino logró acceder a dicha suma.

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00:00At the beginning of this program, a 33-year-old young man with a bachelor's degree in human relations

00:08worked in human resources at a company that made jams, that made sweets.

00:15What had happened to this man?

00:17With Achilles he appeared murdered inside his house in San Pedro,

00:23wrapped in a mattress, tied on a table.

00:27His house on fire, his car missing.

00:30Someone, him, the murderers, had taken it and discarded it.

00:35There we are seeing the place where the authors of the crime abandoned the car.

00:44From this statement arose the arrest of who today is the main suspect in the case.

00:51There we are seeing on the screen a man who is believed to have had an occasional relationship with the man.

01:01Either because it was a sexual matter or because it was a matter linked to the consumption of drugs.

01:08Javier, the truth is that today this man is detained, suspected of having killed Achilles,

01:14who had charged 19 million pesos in compensation.

01:18But there was another amount.

01:20There was another amount in terms of a debt that the victim was presumed to have

01:24for this man who is detained, who is older, who had some link.

01:30Yesterday we told you that this couple, in this case Achilles, the victim,

01:37was in a relationship with another man.

01:39That other man, when he declared, said that they had a broad, open relationship,

01:45that they had other sentimental links with other people,

01:48but they always remained in a relationship.

01:51The police began to investigate, the security cameras began to declare witnesses,

01:59and they began to rebuild this crime.

02:02An atrocious crime. Tremendous.

02:04They set fire to him, they burned his car, they stole his cell phone.

02:07He dies suffocated.

02:08He dies suffocated by the smoke.

02:09By the smoke of the fire that they lit, or that he lit in this case, in the same room.

02:15He owed him 100,000 pesos.

02:17100,000 pesos.

02:18Who owed who?

02:19The victim owed the man who is detained today.

02:22But what they believe is that, in this case, the murderer had found out, of course,

02:27about the payment of that compensation.

02:30Of these 19 million pesos that we mentioned.

02:32And it was for more. That's why he stole his cell phone.

02:34Remember something.

02:36Yesterday we told you that a good part of the compensation was in a virtual wallet.

02:42Yes.

02:44Let's talk a little bit.

02:45How does the police get to this?

02:47Through the security cameras.

02:49And how, when you arrive at Yanar, the home of this man who is detained today,

02:53you find the same clothes with which the day of the crime,

02:57the day of the crime,

02:59he went out through one of the windows and took the car.

03:02Here we have it.

03:03This is the clothes they seized from the detainee.

03:05Exactly.

03:06Pants.

03:07Pants, shoes, two cans of fuel in the place.

03:11He got to the point because he set fire to the house and the car.

03:14And the car. Exactly.

03:15Look at the tent.

03:16Yes.

03:17Let's stop here for a second.

03:18Blue and white, with the three strips.

03:19Yes, white.

03:20There it is, see?

03:21Up there, the shorts, dark bermuda, and the shoes.

03:25The shoes have a white border on the sole.

03:28Very big, look.

03:29It's the same one we have here.

03:31It matches exactly.

03:32This is what the police seized, of course,

03:34in the place of the detainment of this man,

03:37who was also in a relationship, but with a woman.

03:40That woman also stated the cause, of course.

03:42She has a son.

03:43They lived together, too.

03:45But, according to her, she never thought she had murdered the person,

03:51who, unfortunately, was famous in San Pedro,

03:55for having been criminally murdered in her own home.

03:59Now, the point, one of the points of this investigation is,

04:02was there a loving relationship between the victim and the victimizer?

04:07Loving, even if in the sense...

04:09Sexual.

04:10Sexual or casual.

04:11I raise it because we are facing the possibility of an action of a black widow.

04:17Yes.

04:18If there is a loving, sexual relationship, we are going to talk about this.

04:21If we are talking only about a relationship that has to do with a debt,

04:25we have to think about where that debt came from,

04:27and that's where the possibility of the drug appears.

04:29Let's remember something.

04:30If he coerced the victim's trust to, obviously, obtain that income,

04:36to steal the money, it is aggravating in this case of detention.

04:40Nicolás Vilo, this is the 29-year-old detainee.

04:44He is younger than the victim, Aquiles.

04:47Detained.

04:48Debt of 100,000 pesos.

04:49This debt is very important,

04:51because they believe that through this debt,

04:54in some way, he gains their trust,

04:56but, in addition, what he tried is to recover that money.

05:00He is a dealer and a lover.

05:01Of course, you put here dealer and lover.

05:03Exactly.

05:04This leads us to the possibility of a case of a black widow.

05:08I mean, I seduce you, I pretend to be interested, romantic, sexual,

05:12and I take advantage that you lower the guard to steal you and kill you.

05:17Dealer.

05:1819 million pesos, because we still don't know if the killer accepted them or not.

05:22No.

05:23They calculate that it is a product of this.

05:25The doubts he had.

05:26Why?

05:27The victim was a consumer.

05:28He was a consumer.

05:29He had nothing to do with drug trafficking, he was not a dealer or anything like that.

05:32He did.

05:33He did.

05:34That's why they also point to this issue when the family says that,

05:38obviously, in this case, Aquiles had some consumption.

05:41His partner also says exactly the same thing.

05:43So they pointed to see if he had any debt with someone linked precisely to drug trafficking.

05:48This also explains why a march is being prepared in San Pedro.

05:53Because there are neighbors who want to go out today to the street to claim.

05:58To claim what?

05:59To claim what?

06:00Of course.

06:01Justice for Aquiles.

06:02But they are also claiming security.

06:05When we talk about security, we are not only talking about,

06:08I know they don't rob us on the street, which happens.

06:10We are also talking about, if there is a dealer,

06:13the police end up locating, obviously, by security cameras,

06:16but evidently they do a minimal investigation.

06:19They know who sells drugs.

06:20Dealer in the street of a city, usually quiet, like San Pedro,

06:26is a concern for the neighbors.

06:28Totally.

06:29The last thing.

06:30Does this circle close?

06:32No.

06:33Because this detention is due to what you also mentioned,

06:37a matter linked to drug trafficking throughout the area of San Pedro,

06:41Varadero and, of course, San Nicolás.

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