He is 16 years old, his parents were imprisoned and he was arrested for cold-blooded murder.

He is 16 years old and his father is a prisoner for robbery. Ilan lives with his mother, who is under house arrest, tried in a drug trafficking case. He was arrested, accused of having coldly killed a maintenance worker at a Ramos Mejía hospital who shot him to steal the motorcycle. Tesei. In the same attack, he wounded the victim's son, who is almost the same age; neighbors in the Hurlingham area believe the alleged murderer and boy would have coincided, like children, in some soccer fields in the neighborhood

The case is similar to that of Brian Joel, a minor under 15 Years old December 2016 murdered teenager Brian Aguinaco in Flores neighborhood in Buenos Aires. Brian Joel, like the teenager accused of Juan Gregorio Díaz's homicide at Villa Tesei, was a motorcycle, his mother was under house arrest for a drug sale and his father, a drug dealer, was in jail until his expulsion from the country. . Himself, after having been declared unimaginable by his age, was sent to Peru to be entrusted to his grandparents. But, as the nation revealed it last January, he returned to town 1-11-14 during the last holiday season.

At the age of 15, before murdering Juan Gregorio Díaz, Ilan had committed several badaults. fire arms. A year after the first flight he made the first murder.

Yesterday he was identified in a reconnaissance network as the material author of the badbadination of Díaz, which took place on June 7 at the intersection of Kiernan and Santa Monica. Díaz was working as an interviewer at the DIM clinic in Ramos Mejía and went to pick up his son at the Santa Marta school, located at the intersection of Gobernador Vergara and Juan de Salazar. The boy was in high school during the night shift. The victim was the only livelihood of his family.

That night, after running five blocks on his bike, a 250 cc Duc KTM, with his 15-year-old son sitting, Díaz noticed that two suspects were following him on a motorcycle. low displacement. Taking advantage of the difference in power, Diaz accelerated and tried to escape. The persecution was recorded by the various security cameras installed on Kiernan.

Diaz tried to escape, but was not able to. One of the bikes shot him. A projectile wounded his son's arm; a second shot caused Diaz to lose control of KTM Duke and fall to the corner of Kiernan and Orué. At that time, father and son were hit by criminals. One of the attackers shot Diaz while he was helpless on the sidewalk. After executing the crime in cold blood, the criminals took the vehicle and left.

Díaz was taken by ambulance to Posadas de Haedo Hospital, where he died during his operation. His son was interned there.

After the reconstruction of the bloody episode, prosecutors Claudio Oviedo and Patricio Pagani ordered the removal of security cameras installed on Kiernan Street and allowed a telephone line to receive information Witnesses from fact.

A call approached data on two young people who might have information about those responsible for the murder of Díaz. After following this trail, prosecutors came to Ilan's house, located three blocks from the corner where the murder was committed.

When they searched their home, the police found a large amount of drugs on the table, substances to "cut off" narcotics and a balance. The four people accompanying the minor accused of homicide also used drugs. At the back of the house, the police found a motorcycle unarmed: the vehicle had recently been stolen and had an active removal order.

When Diaz's son confronted Ilan at the wheel of the inmates, he did not hesitate. He identified him as the author of the homicidal shootings. He remembered that his father's murderer had acted bareheaded and that he had blue eyes, as had the suspect.

With regard to the alleged motorcycle driver and accomplice of the murderer, the sources of the investigation indicated that the police broke into his home, but he did not find any elements who would engage him in the cause or who would serve to prove his responsibility for the crime. One of the main difficulties in identifying him is that he was wearing his helmet at the time of the incident.

"A family was destroyed, a son saw his father die, the only economic support this family had left." removed by a material element.This, certainly, can not happen again, "wrote his colleagues Juan Gregorio Díaz on the social network Facebook