00:00We're going to tell you another mystery now.
00:02Leonardo Ezequiel Soldo, a 44-year-old kinesiologist,
00:08owner of a white Fiat Punto.
00:10That car appears in one of the corridors of Villa 31.
00:15And from there, another mystery is unleashed,
00:18because the corpse, or rather,
00:22the kinesiologist Soldo, appears in another villa,
00:28decompensated, and then dies.
00:30And again, the same scene.
00:33It seems like an overdose,
00:35and he went to a place like NN.
00:38What could have been reconstructed, Javi?
00:41Look, there are some doubts about the car.
00:44What disorients us a bit is the car that appeared...
00:47We're looking at the car.
00:48Yes, we're looking at the car that appeared in Villa 31,
00:53in one of the corridors, as you said.
00:55And he was rescued,
01:00practically unconscious, with a psychomotor intoxication,
01:03in the Oncativo Pass to 1900, which is on the other side.
01:07It's in the Barraca area, more or less...
01:10Are we talking about Retiro or Barraca?
01:11Exactly.
01:13Two points totally different.
01:1415 kilometers.
01:14Yes.
01:15This 44-year-old man was a consumer,
01:20and he had, the last thing we know from the trial file,
01:24that he had an argument with his partner
01:27because he had consumed in his home.
01:31He left, distressed, angry, after that argument,
01:34and they don't know anything about him.
01:36Do you know where he lived?
01:37He lived in...
01:39Here, in the capital, in Buenos Aires.
01:41But not in Villa 31.
01:42No, no, no.
01:44He left the place with some J-shapes,
01:48those sandals that are used lately,
01:50a short pants, a shirt, and the car.
01:53We don't know anything else about him.
01:55The next day, on the 19th,
01:57in this case, with the search warrant for this man,
02:03this man appears in the Oncativo Pass.
02:07There's a 911 call, the police arrive,
02:09the ambulance arrives, he was having a seizure,
02:12he was in Retiro, with a psychomotor intoxication,
02:15apparently due to the consumption of narcotics and alcohol,
02:18and all he has to say is,
02:20My name is Leonardo.
02:22He was taken to the hospital, and he died in the hospital.
02:26He was taken to the hospital...
02:28The degree of intoxication he would have...
02:30Yes.
02:31...for him to die, because that's when you die from an overdose,
02:34just like what we just told you about the 21-year-old boy.
02:37Exactly. What the doctors say, to translate what they told me,
02:40is that he was in a very bad state,
02:42so much so that he even had spastic seizures in his own body.
02:47They take him to the hospital, they try to revive him...
02:48It's terrible, because we're talking about a health professional.
02:51Yes, yes.
02:52The delivery boy might not know what he was exposing himself to,
02:56mixing substances,
02:57he might have a congenital problem that he didn't know about,
03:00but a health professional, a 44-year-old chinese man,
03:03couldn't not know what he was doing?
03:05Exactly. But you saw that sometimes addiction is much stronger,
03:10and you go to see what other circumstances...
03:11And you ignore what you know about other people's bodies.
03:15Exactly.
03:16Well, the truth is that they take him to the hospital,
03:18he dies in the hospital, they take him to the morgue,
03:20like a baby, because they didn't have any other identification.
03:22In fact, he didn't have any kind of documentation on him.
03:25Well, that's also striking, right?
03:26I mean, they found him with nothing on him,
03:29and he was the only one who could give his name, Pila.
03:31Leonardo, the only one who could say anything else.
03:33He kept telling the police and, obviously, the doctors...
03:37But how did he get to Villa 21 without a car?
03:39Well, to Villa 31, which is in Retiro.
03:42No, no, he got to Villa 31 by car,
03:44but then he got to Villa 21 in Barracas.
03:45It's close, that's why.
03:46Passage Ocatigo is close, precisely, to Villa 21,
03:50which is in Amancio Alcorta, right?
03:52Villa 20, 21, where...
03:54And close to the hurricane.
03:55Exactly, to the avalanche.
03:56Well, the truth is that he goes to the morgue.
04:01When the search warrant for this man is already there,
04:03for a couple of days, at a certain moment,
04:06different police stations, about this complaint,
04:09found that in the morgue there was a person
04:13who was presumably registered as N.N. Leonardo.
04:18When the police went to take pictures of him,
04:20they found in the morgue that this was the person,
04:23the gynecologist, who was being searched for.
04:25He had a green shirt, a gray shorts,
04:29or jeans of these sandals, blue color,
04:32and a kidney, but without the documentation.
04:35He goes to his family and, of course, recognizes the body.
04:38A day later, a moment later, hours later,
04:40they find the car, because the car was missing.
04:43And they find the car parked and closed in Villa 31.
04:46What happened between one place and another?
04:48Well, two assumptions.
04:51Either it was, in this case, an act in which he was robbed,
04:55or something happens to him and they take his car,
04:59or he goes to a well-known place and leaves his car.
05:05Does he leave it to someone or does he leave it to himself?
05:08I want to tell you something.
05:09In this case, consumers often go to different sectors
05:14where dealers are, and sometimes,
05:17in the face of desperation, they can do anything.
05:19For example, leave the car as a form of payment?
05:22As a form of payment, for example.
05:23This is what he presumes.
05:25Of course, committed.
05:26That's why he was in such a state of anguish after the argument,
05:30and that's why he was in such a state of consumption.
05:33What the justice system has done so far
05:35is that it has no element that can certify
05:38that this man has been beaten, raped, and so on.
05:41He didn't have any beating or anything
05:44that would suggest he had a fight somewhere.
05:47In fact, the car wasn't raped either.
05:50There wasn't an element that would indicate this.
05:55That the car had been forced, that they had taken it.
05:58The car was in this state.
06:00It would be interesting to see what the analysis of that man's blood says.
06:06What kills him, what substance.
06:10I'm connecting this in a random way,
06:14but remember that there have been cases
06:16when contaminated cocaine caused inexplicable overdoses.
06:21Until it was found out that it had been contaminated
06:23with a derivative of fentanyl.
06:27We are talking about two episodes of overdoses on the same day.
06:31Exactly.
06:33And also, the man, I repeat,
06:35when he was taken to the barracks near Patricio Park in 1900,
06:40he was lying on the floor.
06:42As you saw, he didn't react.
06:44Someone calls 911, the ambulance arrives,
06:46then the police.
06:48He simply says his name is Leonardo,
06:50and he was devariating, he wasn't babbling, he was disoriented.
06:54This is what's in the report.
06:55Is it important to know what he had ingested?
06:58What he had consumed.
06:59According to what the family also says,
07:02he was a cocaine consumer.
07:04We'll have to see if he produced that combustion
07:08between cocaine and alcohol and some other element
07:10that could have that cocaine he had consumed.
07:14Or if an adulterated cocaine is circulating.
07:16Yes.
07:17And also, that pink cocaine, or Tuzi,
07:21which some people also consume,
07:23that's chemical.
07:25It's not the traditional cocaine we all know.
07:28And that also depends on the dealers,
07:30we all know that,
07:32about the investigations and so on,
07:34when the analysis is done,
07:35that not all of it is cocaine that,
07:39in some way, is sold to consumers
07:44and it doesn't matter if they come back.
07:46There are some dealers that have cocaine
07:49that, obviously, what they do is harm the health
07:52in the sense that they can cause death.
07:54I'm not saying there's good or bad cocaine.
07:56Cocaine is bad. All of it.
07:58Always. Always.
07:59But this exists,
08:01as to what Rolando was saying
08:03and making reference to that time
08:04when there was adulterated cocaine
08:06that caused people to die.
08:10There's an investigation, of course there's an investigation.
08:12Are there any suspicions of violence
08:14with the kinesiologist?
08:15At first, for now, nothing.
08:18But the truth is that, as we told you a while ago,
08:20this episode of this young man
08:22who dies in a transitory albergue,
08:23here, too, the issue of cocaine,
08:26consumption and death.
