Ezequiel Altamira, a 17-year-old teenager, was murdered by a gang outside the club The Club in Ituzaingó. According to his uncle Mario, the young man never reacted when they tried to wake him. Currently, there are three arrested and one fugitive in connection with the case, which involves a total of 13 people.
Mario, in an interview at the wake, shared that Ezequiel sold tickets for another event to raise money and go to the club with his friends. He described the young man as a person without malice, estranged from confrontations: "He didn't like to argue; for him, fighting made no sense."
The victim's family emphasized their opinion on the age of the accused, stating that regardless of this variable, they believe that if an individual uses a sharp object violently, they are aware of the damage they can cause. They demanded justice to ensure that those responsible do not remain unpunished and expressed their frustration over the consideration of non-accountability for the minor under 14 involved in the crime.
The incident took place in the early hours of Saturday, after an outing to the club The Club. Security cameras captured the gang's attack with a brass knuckle in a square near the establishment, as well as their subsequent escape and change of clothing. The assailants were identified and arrested: two brothers aged 19 and 14 nicknamed "Toto" Pedrozo, along with a 17-year-old girl.
