Two victims were found with multiple stab wounds. According to initial reports, they had been dead for several days at the time of discovery. The macabre find was made on Saturday after a neighbor alerted emergency services to a lack of movement at the residence. Vanesa Zanni was known for her work on the "Solidarity Family" program, providing shelter for vulnerable youth. This Sunday, the investigation took a decisive turn with the arrest of the main suspects. They are identified as 21-year-old Dayana Macarena Peralta, who occasionally resided with the victims, and her partner, 25-year-old Axel Emiliano Crisito. The couple was intercepted by the La Pampa police on National Route 188, between the towns of Quetrequén and Maisonnave, close to the border with San Luis. The accused are believed to have used the days since the crime to attempt to flee the province. The arrest was achieved thanks to a coordinated operation involving the police forces of San Luis, Mendoza, Córdoba, and La Pampa. Meanwhile, the victims' family, who had urged a swift investigation, hopes that the transfer of the suspects will clarify the motive for this brutal double murder that ended the life of a woman dedicated to social work and her young daughter. The detainees, who have developmental delays and were undocumented at the time of their apprehension, will be transferred in the coming hours to Villa Mercedes to be at the disposal of prosecutor Gisela Milstein, who is handling the case under secrecy. The educational community of Technical School No. 19, where "Tati" attended, and the provincial Ministry of Education expressed their profound grief over the loss. Buenos Aires, December 21 (NA) – The city of Villa Mercedes is in shock following the discovery of the bodies of Vanesa Zanni and her 13-year-old daughter Tatiana Lidia Belén Lucero Zanni in their home in the San José neighborhood.
