He has a helmet of a Malvinas veteran and he wants to return it.

He was about six or seven years old when he saw this helmet for the first time. Account that one of his uncles bought it from an antique store and he remembered that when he first put it, he was surprised by the weight that he had.

"This helmet is at my home fifteen or so years ago," Filo.News recounts. Matthias Buonocore, the 21-year-old who studies law and now He decided to use his social networks to find the soldier who had used it during those years of the Falklands War or with his family.He has a clue This is a number, a name and a family name written in the case: S / C 62 Cruz, Alfredo Raúl.

Matías decided to launch the research after hearing about the Malvinas veteran's case Jorge Alberto & Beto & # 39; Altieri, who had found a few days ago the helmet that had saved his life at the Battle of Monte Longdon, in 1982, after being removed from an auction in London and bought by a man. Argentine business whose identity did not extend.

Now Lanús' young man thanks the dozens of messages he has received over the past few days following the publication of his research. Comment that Several veterans have contacted him to guide him and it is certain that the helmet belongs to a member of one of the armed forces who participated in the Falklands war..

"It could have been a veteran or one of the mobilized conscripts – those who stayed on the mainland – because before the war, the army was using berets," says Matías.

"I feel that it does not belong to me and I must return it. I would like to be able to give someone a joy a few days from April 2nd.", he hopes.