Ecuadorian police arrest two more suspects in the murder of four minors who were burned to death in Guayas.

By Ana María Cañizares, CNN en Español Ecuadorian police reported Monday that they arrested Bryan Vicente A., alias "Momo," and Jonathan José T., alias "Taureño," whom they consider "possible suspects" in the murder of four minors between the ages of 11 and 15 who were reported missing last December and later found burned in the Taura sector of Guayaquil, in an event that shocked the South American country. Saúl Arboleda, Steven Medina, and brot…

An operation carried out in Yaguachi and Taura between the night of 30 and the morning of 31 March allowed the capture of alias Momo and alias Taureño, both identified as suspected suspects in the murder of the four minors in the Las Malvinas case, according to the police.

I turn amazingly in the crime of the Falklands, the murder of four children from a popular neighborhood of the Ecuadorian city of Guayaquil. The Security Block, made up of...

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Quito, 31 Mar (La Calle).- The capture of Bryan Vicente A.A., alias ‘Momo’, linked to the Las Malvinas case, generated controversy following statements by the Ministry of Defense that points out him as the intellectual author of the murder of the four minors in December 2024. The CHR Guayaquil denounces a strategy to divert attention from alleged military involvement in the crime. Momo was arrested on 31 March in Taura (Naranjal, Guayas) for ill…

The capture of Bryan Vicente A.A. occurred in the town of Taura. It is known that Momo had been released from prison in December 2024 due to a favourable court ruling, but his link to the case of missing children has become clear since his re-entry to the authorities' radar.