The family and acquaintances of Giulietti launched a campaign on social media to demand justice and raise funds for the funeral. "We want to know the truth." A 20-year-old young man, identified as Lucas Sebastián Giulietti, was found shot twice in the head inside a drug bunker, located in the Lanús district of Buenos Aires province, in the southern suburbs. The victim, from the Federal neighborhood of Ensenada, had a criminal record for theft and obstruction of justice, and according to sources from the investigation, "he worked as a soldier for a drug trafficking gang." The crime occurred at the end of October, although the body was found several days after his death, as determined by the autopsy. "It cannot be that they killed him and no one says anything," his mother expressed on social media. Meanwhile, the intervening prosecutor's office is analyzing the links between the bunker, the drug gangs operating in the area, and the possible participation of members of the force. Giulietti had disappeared on October 29; his mother filed a missing person report on November 2, and for the moment there are no detainees. The young man's family demands justice and directly points to officers from the Fourth Police Station in Lanús, accusing them of "looking the other way," or even of being involved in the incident. According to the first reports, Giulietti was found dead inside the bunker, in an area pointed out by neighbors as a drug sales point. An investigator revealed that the young man would have been linked to the drug group operating there, serving as a "soldier." The young man had an extensive criminal record with open cases in La Plata and Ensenada, which include qualified theft, resistance to authority, threats, and obstruction of justice. SILENCE FROM THE AUTHORITIES Meanwhile, more than a week after the discovery, the Buenos Aires Provincial Police has not issued an official report on the circumstances of the crime.
