Brancamonte led “The Warriors”the Rosario Central fans, more than 30 years ago. Weeks before his fatal outcome a few blocks from the “Gigante de Arroyito” he had predicted his possible murder.
The omen of the former head of the Rosario Central barrabrava weeks before his death
“If they kill me, the city will burn. The Minors want to keep part of the city. When I was shot in the Alem Los Monos park they offered me a hunt that same night. They offered me ten cars with armed people to go out and look for those who had shot me. I stopped them because I don’t want to go back to jaill,” he noted.
“I am different. I live well, I don’t take drugs, I don’t drink, I don’t smoke. I have everything in white. My chemical bath company is impeccable. I take care of myself to live a good life“added the 53-year-old bar who maintained that ‘The Minors’a group of organized hitmen from Rosario, wanted part of the business in the northern part of the city.
In that sense, Bracamonte recently faced Matías Gazzanithe leader of this group, and of whom he assured that “he has been a fugitive since March. Nobody can find him. “It is said that he is in Buenos Aires, but we saw him several times walking around Rosario in a Mercedes Benz.”
The now former head of the Rosario Central barrabrava assured that this group wanted to remove him from the management of the fans and that they were responsible for the Alem park suffered in August in the last classic against Newell’swhere three bullets passed through his back but, after being treated at a guard, Bracamonte returned to the street as if nothing had happened.
“They tried to kill me 29 times. Those are the number of scars I have on my body. They are all bullets”he stated.
Regarding the bloody situation that Rosario is going through, “Pillín” said: “It was full of blood because they are all brainless. They all think they are Pablo Escobarand they are all imprisoned or buried. They never understood the business and they began to kill each other for control of two blocks. “What’s the point if you end up in the cemetery or in jail, which is the same thing?”
“For a long time no one put a stop to this. To be in this you have to be a bore, but that doesn’t mean you have to become a psychopath.. I still hold on, but I would never order a boy to be killed. In Rosario, codes were broken that made everything go to shit,” Bracamonte said.
Source: Ambito
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