A television interview leads to arrest after the internal murders of two women, a teenage girl in Argentina

Argentine police announced on Monday the arrest of a suspect on the seventh Young murders and teenage girl Last week, if Argentina shocked.

Morena Verdi and Brenda Del Castillo bodies, 20 -year -old cousins, and 15 -year -old Lara Gutierrez, were buried on Wednesday in a house yard in a southern suburb of Buenos Aires, five days after her loss.

Officials said the crime, which was linked by investigators with drug gangs, was committed live on Instagram and witnessed 45 members from a special account.

Police announced on Monday the arrest of a young woman after an interview with her for a local television station.

According to the suspect, the suspect was seen in a car belonging to her uncle, who was arrested on Friday in Bolivia, near the Argentine border, on suspicion of providing logistical support to transport young victims.

On Wednesday, two men and a woman were arrested, followed by a sixth suspect on Saturday.

According to the authorities, the man who is suspected of ordering the massacre is a 20 -year -old man who was called “Little Y”, who was active in the poor southern suburb of Buenos Aires. An international arrest order was issued to him. The 23 -year -old is also searching for his alleged lieutenant.

Antonio Del Castillo, the grandfather of my 20 -year -old cousins, described the killers as “blood thirsty.”

“You will not do what they did for them for an animal,” he said.

“I hope the truth will be revealed,” he added. “I ask people to stand with us.”

FEMICIDE in Argentina

The European Gender Equality Institute says that females “is widely defined as killing a woman or girl because of her gender and can take different forms, such as killing women as a result of intimate partner violence; torture and hate for women from women; killing women and girls in the name of” honor “, etc.”

One woman was killed by a man every 36 hours in Argentina, according to the Fayth Monitoring Group in the country, BBC News said.

The female pesticide was added to the Penal Code in Argentina as a strict worker in murders in 2012, and he is punished with life imprisonment, according to what he said. Guardian.

However, earlier this year, Argentine President Javier Millie said he wanted to remove the concept of “FEMICIDE” from the country’s penal law, and the Council of Foreign Relations I mentioned. Miley has argued that Femicide enhances the idea that “a woman’s life deserves more than a man’s life.