Buenos Aires, November 20 (NA) – Benicio Gravier decided to break his silence after the tense episode he experienced with his sister at the family home in San Isidro, where a group of intruders entered while both were inside. Both locked themselves in a room and called 911. 'They were very long minutes, but we acted as we were taught: to stay together, secure ourselves in a place, and alert. As soon as she saw a shadow and movement, she reacted instantly and alerted me. Luckily, the police arrived quickly,' he explained. Once calmer, they reviewed the security footage. 'There we could see that they had entered through the side of the house and that it was not just one person. The son of Valeria Mazza and Alejandro Gravier recounted how the events unfolded and how they managed to stay calm until the police arrived. As confirmed by the Argentine News Agency, the sequence began abruptly. It was a big scare, but it ended up being just that,' said Benicio. Analyzing what happened, Benicio acknowledged that the situation left him thinking: 'It's frustrating and sad that these things happen, and that one can be at peace in their home and the next moment have to lock themselves in. They were worried, like any parent, but calm because they knew we were fine. She was scared, obviously, but she made decisions that prevented everything from getting complicated.' Valeria Mazza and Alejandro Gravier are in Europe for work commitments and learned about the incident from their children. 'We talked right away. He and his sister were on the first floor when an unusual movement outside caught the teenager's attention. 'My sister was the first to realize that there was someone where there shouldn't be. She reacted incredibly. I was truly surprised by the maturity with which she acted,' he expressed. 'They were moving fast, as if they knew where they were going,' he pointed out. The intruders managed to ransack a room near the access and take some minor objects, but fled upon realizing the house was not empty.'
