US EditionThey Revealed the Letter that Soldier Rodrigo Gómez Left Before He Died.
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Rodrigo Gómez left a heartbreaking message before taking his life in the presidential residence. The text revealed how an organization of scammers, which operated from Buenos Aires prisons, pushed him to make the worst decision through debts and threats for a false report of abuse. Read more
Rodrigo Gómez was 21 years old and shot himself in the head last December. Justice investigates a gang operating from Buenos Aires prisons.
Rodrigo Gómez, the 21-year-old cash who took his own life as a victim of extortion, wrote a moving missive before making the drastic decision.The entry that said the letter written by the soldier who killed himself in the Quinta de Olivos was first published in #BorderPeriodismo.
Almost two months after the death of Rodrigo Gómez, the soldier who committed suicide while serving in the Quinta de Olivos after being extorted by a criminal organization, fragments of the farewell letter he left before making the decision were known. In the letter, the 21-year-old apologized to his family: "I don't want to be a burden to everyone anymore." "I'm sorry, Mom, for this stupid decision. But I don't want to give you any more trouble…
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