“We Were Going to the Street,” the Dominant Phrase in a Letter that Had Two Blood Stains

Clarín agreed to an image of the paper found in the kitchen of the horror department.An irregular and shaky stroke is visible to the naked eye.

The text, which was found in the kitchen, was handwritten on a sheet size office

The investigation into the massacre of Villa Crespo added a new key element: a letter found in the kitchen of the department, written by Laura Fernanda Leguizamón, 50, where she left disconcerting phrases, written with irregular stroke, and an apparent password to her cell phone. According to Argentinas News (NA), the paper —a horizontal A4 sheet— was stained with blood and contained loose phrases such as: “It was a lot. I love them. I’m sorry.”…

In the middle of the crime scene, in the department where the Seltzer family lived, in Villa Crespo, a letter was found in an office-sized sheet. In capital letters were written phrases, apparently scattered, saying: “We were going to the street.” “I was ruining their lives” “With what they were going to go through, all bad, very perverse” “It was a lot” “I love them” “I’m sorry” “My parents” On the sides and at the bottom of that sentence, as i…