Killed the father-in-law stabbed, fired on the ex and entrenched before committing suicide

"I'm locked in the grbad.Outside, that's the group with everything (sic) .A quilombo.I had the chain.I started to mistreat there are some time in the morning and I have not said more. "

For example, 27-year-old Juan Cruz Chirino tried to justify himself to his brother, after making spelling errors in a chat on WhatsApp, because of the horror he had himself triggered at his former home. partner, in Tolosa. Earlier, she had stabbed her 10-year-old son-in-law and stabbed her in the face, after which she had spent nine hours slicing, weighing the amount of the penalty.

"How much does my turn cost for that, perpetual?" He asked his brother, who advised him to "surrender." But he insisted: "25 years?" It will not be either. At about four o'clock in the afternoon, a shot was fired in the room where Chirino was cut off for nine hours while negotiating delivery with an expert from the Falcon group. A few minutes later, they removed it from there on a stretcher, firing a bullet into the head. He died on his way to San Martin Hospital.

The mother of the baby, Soledad Andrea Marcos (32) and his father David Peñalba (32), both interned, are out of danger and in shock.

The police report sets the start time of the case at 7 am, though people who know the protagonists know for a fact that it has sprouted with the years of a relationship "sick and violent" for which a court of justice of the family had already intervened. La Plata (page 15). It was forbidden for Chirino to go to Soledad and his family for 30 days, but the complaint was not renewed and the relationship was, with their comings and goings. Chirino and Marcos had three children in common. When they were together, they all lived with Ciro Matías Peñalba, the 10-year-old son that the daughter had with her ex, David Peñalba, and her mother, Alicia Coradello, in that woman's house in 116 between 529 and 530.

Family members revealed that the couple was in crisis – which was not new – but something that Soledad told Juan Cruz on Monday night would have convinced him that this situation was critical.

That night, he did not sleep there. Yesterday morning, he broke in with his key and a long 32-caliber Colt revolver belonging to his grandfather and his father. According to the information available to the investigators, Chirino reportedly threatened Soledad with death and stabbed Ciro, who reportedly rested in his room. Alicia managed to save the other three boys and go to a neighbor who opened the door and gave them shelter. Meanwhile, Soledad locked herself in the bathroom with her mobile phone to call 911, her brother Ramiro, and press the neighborhood alarm (see page 17).

"I left because I already killed your son," said Chirino to Marcos, who ignored him in the hope that he was lying.

At that time, according to sources, the man shot him in the face with the intention of killing her, but the projectile grazed her right cheekbone in a superficial way to allow her to escape on the street. It was already seven o'clock in the morning. And the police started arriving on the scene.

Soledad has been transferred to San Martín Hospital, where she has already received a medical discharge, although she is still hospitalized pending a psychological badessment. Ramiro, the girl's brother, was the first to enter the house and saw the body of his nephew, still in his pajamas and with a knife stuck in his chest.

By this time, the murderer would have been in the bathroom, mindful of the movements he was hearing from the other side of the door. It was the police officers from the sixth police station, who in turn informed the Attorney General Juan Menucci and his department heads that the episode was still ongoing, with the attacker being cut off. In addition to the DDI and Scientist, the Falcon group's police have disembarked.

But the tragedy recurred well beyond the fence that closed the block of events and the accesses of 115 and 530 and 117 and 529. Around 7:30 in the morning, the father of Ciro crashes in 521 and 140 with the partner who drove all towards Tolosa, after receiving a message from Chirino informing him that he had killed the baby (see page 16).

"He was sure that Soledad had resumed the relationship with Peñalba," said a researcher. Although we do not know if this is true, given what has happened, it does not matter.

Meanwhile, entrenched in one of the three rooms of the house, Chirino chatted on WhatsApp with his brother and other acquaintances, basically worried about his future. This same concern led him to call Ricardo Barreda's defense lawyer, Eduardo Gutiérrez, whom he knew in advance for having taken a course with one of the sons. of the lawyer. The professional, who was in the federal capital, agreed to go to La Plata to interview him, while the Halcones negotiator tried to convince Chirino to surrender.

"That bading bitch sent msj to the guy next to me, in bed," he wrote to his brother, who asked him about the baby, "Nothing, snot," he replied.

During the nine hours that lasted the direction, the young man did not ask anything or the police removed Ciro's body. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the Falcon group police launched a Flash Bang expansion grenade "after hearing a detonation with a gun," according to the official version. Upon entering the room where Chirino was, he was found dead from a bullet in the head. parietal right. An ambulance took him to Gonnet hospital, but Peñalba's family members (injured in the accident) being on the spot, they changed course. Chirino died on the way to San Martin. With him, the criminal action was extinguished.