Overview
- Lázaro Víctor Sotacuro was captured in Villazón, Bolivia, accused of driving the white Chevrolet Tracker used to move the three victims, and will be transferred to Argentine custody, officials confirmed.
- His detention brings the total to five suspects in custody, including earlier arrests of Magalí Celeste González Guerrero, Miguel Ángel Villanueva Silva, Daniela Iara Ibarra and Maximiliano Andrés Parra.
- Judicial authorities issued a national and international warrant for Tony Janzen Valverde Victoriano, alias “Pequeño J,” identified as the alleged mastermind, and released his image after indications he intended to leave the country.
- Interpol activated a red notice for Matías Agustín Ozorio, described as the right‑hand man of “Pequeño J” and charged as a coauthor of the triple homicide.
- The case is now led by homicide prosecutor Adrián Arribas under aggravated homicide counts citing premeditation, alevosía, ensañamiento and gender‑based violence, with forensic reports detailing extreme cruelty.