He rescued the helmet of a Falklands soldier and is now looking for the owner

Buonocore, 21, published her research on social networks in the hope that she would become viral. He exposed the unarmed model helmet M1 and showed the inside in which one could read what he belonged to. a soldier born in 1962 named Alfredo Raúl Cruz.

The young law student explained to minutouno.com that "people who work in specific places" "Concrete data of a person who died in 2012 and lives in José C. Paz" it would be the only Alfredo Raúl Cruz born in 1962 summoned to the Malvinas.

There was also data of former soldiers of the same name from Cordoba or Corrientes, but the story of Cruz is unknown to all. Buonocore was able to discover that his name is not on the veterans list of Malvinas then he must have been a continental soldier.

"Figure as mobilized, as they explained to me, it means he was not in combat, but he spoke badly, it was like the substitute. If they killed so much, he had to pbad in front of him"said Buonocore.

An unexpected discovery

The Uncle Buonocore bought the helmet at an occasional store and he took it to his job in Lanús to show it to his brother and his nephew, who was about 6 years old at the time.

"It was shocking despite my age and my old man too. We were shocked to see him"remembers the young man.

"From the day that I've some very vague memories of being put on and I was weighed. My old man and my uncle said, "You have to be with your helmet all day. Those guys who were at war had it all day, "recalls Buonocore.

Heavy, bumpy and deteriorated, but with a name. Buonocore will continue to search for Private Cruz even though the four phone numbers he has obtained so far do not seem to be used.

"I want to give it back to him because he has his name and his name, and for the family it must be very important when it is no longer"he explained.