According to Argentine News Agency, the man was found in the area and the parents accused him of having filmed the girls with his mobile phone. After being confronted by the girls' family members, the Palacio Libertad security staff moved the man to another area of the building. Following the incident, activities at the Palacio Libertad were suspended while the investigation proceeds. The mobile phone allegedly used to take recordings 'remained in the possession of site security and was incorporated into the judicial investigation.' The girls received immediate assistance and are out of danger. The case is being investigated by the Criminal and Correctional Prosecution Office No. 60. The incident occurred on Friday night in the building's dressing rooms, when students of the National Dance Training School were changing after the 'World Christmases' performance. SAME staff assisted him at the scene and transferred him under police custody to a Buenos Aires hospital with serious injuries, though conscious. He ultimately died on Saturday morning. The performance had proceeded normally in the National Auditorium Hall and featured the National Polyphonic Choir, the National Children's Choir, and the National Dance Training School, under the direction of Fernando Tomé. Authorities of the National Directorates of Stable Troups ordered the immediate intervention of the security staff and the eviction of the man from the dressing room. There, 'he suffered a nervous breakdown and threw himself out of an internal window on the second floor, which faces Bouchard street'.
