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A Peruvian “drug trafficker” has been arrested while supposedly ordering two women and a teenager to be kidnapped and tortured until death by a live broadcast of Instagram.

Tony Janzen Valverde Victoriano, 20, also known as “Little J”, was caught hidden in a truck in Peru after fleeing from Argentina, where he is accused of orchestrating the murders of Lara Gutiérrez, 15, and his 20 -year -old cousins ​​Brenda del Castillo and Morena Verdi.

In a separate operation, the police also arrested Matías Ozorio, a 28 -year -old Argentine man, who is said to be the man on the right of Valverde.

The girls had been kidnapped in retaliation for stealing 6 pounds of cocaine from the alleged Victorian poster, police said.

The three victims were attracted to a party with promises to be paid £ 220 to attend.

There, they were cheated to get on a truck and taken to a house in Florencio Varela, about 15 miles south of Buenos Aires, where they were tortured and killed, police said.

The gang transmitted the torture to a closed group of 45 spectators as a warning message.

During the live broadcast, a voice could be heard saying “this is what happens to those who steal me drugs,” said Javier Alonso, Minister of Security of the Province of Buenos Aires.

The three bodies were found last Wednesday, five days after they disappeared, buried underground in the garden of the house with blankets, stones and cement stacked on them.

Police located the house using follow -up data of a mobile phone belonging to one of the victims.

The officers found a couple of blood spots cleaning the walls and floors with bleach and arrested them along with two other suspects that possessed the house.

The discovery of the bodies caused protests of thousands of anti -demicidal activists in Buenos Aires.

Patricia Bullrich, Minister of National Security of Argentina, said the police could locate Valverde to Pucusana, a beach complex 40 miles from Lima, because she had continued using her cell phone.

She said: “Not even the chip had been changed. It was a very rudimentary operation.

“The number was the same as a witness had provided the Court. That is not professional for a drug trafficker.”

Mrs. Bullrich shared a photo of Valverde’s arrest on social networks and praised the officers for her investigation.

“I want to congratulate the National Police of Peru for the great work they have done and their cooperation in the capture of the two fugitives for the triple murders

“The anti -drug officers had little J in Pucusana, which shows that when they work decisively and in coordination, criminals have no place to hide.”

She finished her message writing: “He crops what you sow.”

After the arrests, a spokesman for the National Police of Peru said: “In a quick and simultaneous operation, agents of the anti -drug direction, in coordination with Interpol Argentina, arrested aka Little J and Matias Agustin Ozorio, both fugitives of the discussion with Red noticed by Interpol and involved in a triple murder in Buenos Aires.

“The case involves three young women killed in violent circumstances.

“It is believed that Tony Valverde, a Peruvian citizen, is linked to international drug trafficking networks and identifies himself as the alleged intellectual author behind the crime, while the authorities coordinate their transfer to the Argentine Justice.”

Ozorio will soon be delivered to the Argentine Police. Valverde will remain in jail in Peru, waiting for an extradition request from Argentina.

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