Overview

• Peruvian anti-drug police and Buenos Aires detectives used phone tracking to locate Tony Janzen Valverde Victoriano in Pucusana after detaining his alleged lieutenant Matías Agustín Ozorio in Lima.
• Authorities now count nine detainees in the case, including the house's occupants, two people found cleaning blood, a driver, a grave digger, and a relative tied to a support vehicle recovered in Quilmes.
• Extradition proceedings are underway to bring Valverde Victoriano and Ozorio before prosecutor Adrián Arribas on aggravated triple-homicide charges with gender-violence aggravators.
• Arribas ordered 48 hours of secrecy over the probe, and forensic analysis of phones seized from the first seven detainees is scheduled for Friday to map communications and movements.
• Investigators say the killings were planned as a narco message linked to the tusi trade and were streamed live before the victims were buried at a Florencio Varela home.