Little J: Peruvian Narco Linked to Triple Femicide Escape Attempt
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“Little J“: Hunt for Alleged Mastermind of Buenos Aires Triple Femicide
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Authorities are searching for Tony Janzen Valverde Victoriano, 20, identified as the alleged intellectual author of the brutal murders of Brenda del Castillo, Morena verdi, and Lara gutiérrez in Buenos Aires. A nationwide and international arrest warrant has been issued.
The Triple Homicide and Initial Investigation
On October 26, 2023, Brenda del Castillo, Morena Verdi, and Lara Gutiérrez where found murdered in Buenos aires. The crime sparked widespread outrage and prompted a large-scale investigation by Buenos Aires police and federal authorities. Initial reports indicated a possible connection to narco-criminal activity.
Identifying “Little J” as the Alleged Mastermind
sources close to the investigation revealed that Tony Janzen Valverde Victoriano, a 20-year-old native of the Peruvian department of La Libertad, is believed to be the intellectual author of the murders, operating under the alias “little J.” Authorities allege the motive was to Give a message
to rival factions within a narco-criminal association.
Javier Alonso, the Buenos Aires Security Minister, stated that investigators believe ”Little J” ordered the killings to send a message to other members of the Narcocriminal Organization.
The suspect reportedly attempted to flee the country, prompting authorities to publicly release his identity and image in an effort to facilitate his capture. A failed police operation took place on Wednesday night in the Zavaleta neighborhood, where officers searched a bar and a building believed to be frequented by “Little J.”
The Search and Interpol Involvement
Despite the failed operation in Zavaleta, the search for Valverde Victoriano continues. An order for national and international capture has been issued, including a red notice through Interpol. Authorities are actively pursuing leads both within Argentina and internationally.
matías Agustín Ozorio, 28, identified as “Little J’s” right-hand man, is also being sought.An arrest warrant has also been issued for Ozorio, and he is subject to an Interpol red notice.
The rise of Narco-Criminality in Buenos Aires
This case underscores a growing concern about the increasing influence of narco-criminal organizations in Buenos aires and other parts of Argentina. Experts suggest that these groups are becoming more brazen and are increasingly involved in violent crimes, including homicides and extortion.
The involvement of a Peruvian national in this case also highlights the transnational nature of the drug trade and the challenges faced by law enforcement agencies in combating it.