This Saturday, in an apartment on Las Heras Avenue at 1900, in the Recoleta neighborhood, Raúl Schiavo, 81, was found murdered. The crime investigators believe that the homicide was committed about 72 hours before the body was found, which presented an advanced state of decomposition and signs of suffocation, investigative sources reported today.
In turn, so far no money or other valuables have been detected in the victim’s property, despite the fact that the rooms were messy and disordered.
In turn, the experts noticed marks on the neck compatible with a suffocation mechanism, although no loop-type element was found at the scene. In any case, the investigators await the results of the autopsy for the next few hours to confirm the date and cause of death.
In principle, the murder could have been committed last Wednesday, which coincides with the days when Schiavo’s family had no news of him. One of the hypotheses that the investigators handle is that the victim knew the murderer since the entrances to the department were not violated.
For his part, the judge in the case, Luis Schelgel, ordered that personnel from the Argentine Federal Police (PFA) intervene in the proceedings.