Justice is investigating the death of 80-year-old economist and artist Fernando Fazzolari, whose body was found in his home in the Monserrat neighborhood of Buenos Aires. According to information provided to the Argentine News Agency, on Monday, January 26, personnel from the 1B Neighborhood Police Station were called to Avenida de Mayo at 1100 for a report of an elderly man dead in his house. The complaint was filed by Fazzolari's son, who told officers that his father was not responding to messages or calls, so he went to his residence and found him dead. Although it was initially reported that the death could be violent, authorities indicated that no items were missing and there were no signs of forced entry. The case is being handled by the National Contraventions and Misdemeanors Prosecution Office No. 1, which ordered the Homicide Division to take over the investigation. Per are being carried out at the scene to determine if it was a natural death or a crime. It was learned that the wake will be held today from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM at Avenida Congreso 1757, while the last goodbye will be this Friday at 10:30 AM at the Chacarita cemetery.
