The investigators working on the crime of businessman Roberto Pérez Vieyra, murdered last Friday in his stay in the town of Torres, in the Luján district, They do not rule out that it is a settling of accounts since the criminals did not take money from the place.
The incident occurred on Friday around 5 p.m. at the La Moneda ranch, located 9 kilometers from Route 192. The two suspects arrived at the entrance gate in a black Hilux truck with a dome and intimidated an employee named Blanca to let them allowed entry.
Crime of businessman Roberto Pérez Vieyra: what is known so far
“They went to the center of the ranch, they met the partner of this employee and they also intimidated the wife of Roberto Pérez Vieyra, whom They asked him for money. They couldn’t take him, if he had him,” chronicler Rafael García Palavecino explained from the scene on a mobile phone to Argentina Live by C5N.
He added that it is a “very large” field, located on a rural road and far from other homes, where a complex of cabins known as La Monedita also operates. “What this context indicates is that they came to look for him punctually, they had him marked by some circumstance,” he stressed.
Pérez Vieyra was 71 years old and had served as Undersecretary of Project Management of the Ministry of Modernization of the City of Buenos Aires during the administration of Mauricio Macri. He also worked in multinational companies and was the owner of the La Criolla agricultural company.
The man was surprised by the criminals while he was having a Zoom video conference with a friend. He received a shot in the left thigh that hit the femoral artery, causing him to bleed to death and die practically on the spot.
“The curious thing is that they did not steal money. It is a place without surveillance cameras, There is not even a doorbell. The cell phone signal is not lost at any time, but there are no cameras or wiring that indicates that there is a minimum of security,” the journalist described.
The journalist specialized in police Fernando Tocho added that “the incident has two people involved in the crosshairs and investigators are reviewing surveillance cameras, of which there is little or nothing.” “They took a shotgun, a cell phone and a set of keys. 48 hours after the incident, there are no arrests. There are very long extensions and distances, which can complicate the investigation,” he noted.
“This is in charge of the Luján DDI. They told me that they took a cell phone. They are following the line; if there is an antenna that captured it, they would be in a position to reconstruct part of the exit route. They have already added the testimonial statements of who were there and the prosecutor Mariana Suárez is working, so news is expected,” he concluded.
Source: Ambito
