Cameras captured how the Argentine wanted in Spain for the murder of his 2-year-old son escaped

The security cameras of a hotel in Barcelona captured the moment in which Ezequiel Álvarez Giaccio, 44 ​​years old and accused of killing his son of two, escaped from his room and jumped a fence to escape.

The Argentinian economist wore a Gray t-shirt, jeans and red sneakers. The footage shows him leaving the room and then jumping a fence.

The video, broadcast by the Spanish media 20 minutes, is the key to research. For the time being his whereabouts are unknown and the Catalan police are on alert and have asked for help to find him.

The researchers’ hypothesis suggests that the man killed his young son for “Punish” your ex-partner after deciding to end the relationship, which Alvarez Giaccio was not ready to accept.

As the hours go by, the search engine intensifies and Barcelona’s Mossos d’Esquadra spread the word different portraits of the suspect in case he has changed his physical appearance, through a disguise or a makeover.

Álvarez Giaccio is an Argentinian economist of Spanish nationality, who studied at the University of Barcelona and worked in the financial sector. He is accused of killing his son, aged two years and 9 months, in a room at the Concordia hotel in Barcelona on August 24.

According to police sources, when he left the hotel, he turned off his cell phone. He had his passport with him and had asked a relative for money.

After that, he took a taxi and arrived at the airport, according to the newspaper The avant-garde, according to the testimony of a taxi driver who took him to El Prat. The researchers are rsecurity camera check from the airport compound, although they believe the suspect was unable to leave the country with his passport. In addition, to enter the boarding area of ​​El Prat it is necessary to have a ticket, which Elvarez Giaccio did not have.

According to the testimony of a taxi driver who approached him at the airport, the man was dressed exactly as hotel security footage captured him and I wasn’t wearing anything, not a backpack or a bag.

Reports say the suspect paid him and asked him to wait, but the taxi driver left after 15 minutes. At the airport, Álvarez Giaccio told security staff that he didn’t want to travel, but had to do business in the central hall.

In addition to examining security cameras, researchers are analyzing calls from people from different parts of Catalonia who said they saw it, but so far none have had a positive result, reported 20 minutes. The Argentine has so far not contacted his relatives who live in Spain.

Indirect violence

Mossos researchers believe that the case is a possible crime of indirect violenceIt is that which is exerted against the children to cause the maximum possible damage to the mother and to cause her “death alive”. Just two months ago, Spain was shocked by the case of Tomás Gimeno, the man who killed his two young daughters in Tenerife.

The crime for which they are looking for lvarez Giaccio took place in a room at the Concordia hotel in Barcelona. Tuesday, August 24, the economist went to the department of Arizala Street, in the Barcelona district of Sants Badal, to look for his grandson “to take him for a walk”.

He went to the hotel and during all afternoon he was in the pool with the baby, filming him and taking photos, according to witnesses, which he sent to his wife, from whom he was already estranged.

As the police later learned, Álvarez Giaccio had intimidated her telling him that he would kill himself and warned him that “he was going to regret it”, after leaving him.

According to local media, the 44-year-old Argentinian economist threatened his ex-girlfriend, even minutes before the crime. “I leave you at the hotel what you deserve”, said the last message he had sent..

Desperate, the woman ran to the accommodation but was not allowed in as she was not registered among the guests. When the Mossos d’Esquadra arrived, under the bed in room 704, they found the baby’s body. As they indicated, the death was allegedly caused by suffocation.

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