A 42-year-old Paraguayan man was arrested by federal investigators in Argentina for repeated sexual abuse of minors between 2014 and 2024 in the Buenos Aires district of Moreno. The suspect, known locally as 'the candy wolf,' was described by victims as someone who exploited their vulnerability, threatening to kill family members if they reported him. He used a machete and a rifle to intimidate children, creating a climate of fear. One victim received psychological support and eventually came forward, leading to further disclosures. The families of the victims took matters into their own hands, burning the suspect’s home after failing to find him. The case was investigated by Fiscal Fernando Manuel Siquier Rodríguez, with detectives focusing on the suspect’s reputation as a well-behaved builder who often gave sweets to children. Surveillance led to the identification of his nephew as a key contact, resulting in the arrest.
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