He went to school as he did every morning, not thinking that he would meet death on that familiar road. The dire fate of 11-year-old Morena Dominguez, who died yesterday, Wednesday, August 9, during a robbery in Lanus, Argentina. An event that aroused indignation and anger across the country. Horrific footage was posted on social media showing the two robbers tugging at the little girl, dragging her several meters, then hitting her with a few kicks and leaving her in the middle of the road. An amazing video that we choose not to show
Attacked for her smartphone, Morena was immediately rescued by passersby, but unfortunately she did not succeed: first she was conscious, then she lost consciousness and never woke up again. According to the latest reports in the local media, it was stated that the 11-year-old boy fell while being dragged by two attackers on motorcycles and was not caused by a blow to the head, but by a brutal blow to his stomach. internal bleeding is fatal. Probably a kick, according to the forensic examiners who were able to conduct an initial examination of the body.
The development of the investigations also revealed that it would not be the 14-year-old boy who was arrested immediately after the murder. Taking advantage of the situation of impunity, the minor initially confessed to the murder only to clear the murder. The two true authors of the murder, two 25-year-old brothers, are already under arrest. In this very emotional context, and a few days before the presidential primary elections, the little girl’s funeral will be held today. Thousands have already gathered in the Villa Diamante neighborhood, one of the poorest and most insecure areas of the Buenos Aires hinterland, to attend the funeral with placards and banners calling for “Justice for Morena”.
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