EL CASO JUNIOR BENÍTEZ: Asesinar a distancia

The following podcast is based on real events. Many of the cases presented here remain unsolved. All opinions, conjectures, or hypotheses expressed throughout the episodes do not constitute formal accusations against the individuals mentioned. Junior Benítez became one of the most famous footballers in Argentina, playing for Boca Juniors and one of the most important clubs in Europe. However, his

career plummeted in a very short time. What few knew is that Junior Benítez led a double life. On one hand, he was a famous athlete with a typical family of five children, and on the other, he was a tortured man who, in turn, tortured an innocent young woman. The story of Junior Benítez and

Anabelia Alala, like so many other cases, came to a head during the end-of-year holidays. The story hangs with a central question: Is it possible for a crime to be committed remotely, a crime where the victim and the perpetrator were not together at the time of the event? This is Barbano in Real Events, a podcast summarizing this

story, which takes place in the Almirante Brown district in the Greater Buenos Aires area. In Buenos Aires, specifically in a house located in the town of Islas Malvinas, the Shala family lived in that house. There, the most violent acts of this case occurred. The story's settings also shifted to Mexico, Ecuador, and then back to Argentina, to

the province of Tucumán. The main protagonist of this story is Óscar Benítez, a young man born on January 14, 1993, in the town of Adrogué, in the Almirante Brown district of Buenos Aires. Benítez had a very complicated childhood marked by violence and also by his dreams of becoming a professional soccer player. Everyone would know Óscar Benítez