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==The event==
Three pharmaceutical businessmen, Sebastián Forza, Damián Ferrón and Leopoldo Bina, had been reported [[Missing person|missing]] on August 7, 2008. They met at a supermarket in [[Sarandí, Buenos Aires]]. They were found dead in [[General Rodríguez]] the following August 13. They had been shot and partially buried, and had evidences of recent tortures.<ref name="puntos">{{cite web |url= http://www.perfil.com/politica/Los-puntos-clave-del-Triple-Crimen-del-que-acusan-a-Anibal-F.-20150803-0010.html|title= Los puntos clave del Triple Crimen del que acusan a Aníbal F.|trans_title= Key points of the Triple Crime that Aníbal F. is being accused of|language= Spanish|author= |date= August 3, 2015|publisher= Perfil|accessdate=August 10, 2015}}</ref>
 
Forza's widow said that the deaths were a mafia message for other people. She said that her husband had paid 250,000 dollars for protection to a man known as "La Morsa" ({{lang-es|the walrus}}). This is the pseudonym of a man who could not be identified. She claimed that she heard that it was a man with moustache.<ref name="puntos" /> She suspected that it may be [[Esteban Pérez Corradi]], a creditor of Forza, because her late husband feared him.<ref>{{cite web |url= http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1510187-triple-crimen-la-esposa-de-forza-dijo-que-su-marido-le-tenia-terror-a-perez-corradi|title= Triple crimen: la esposa de Forza dijo que su marido le tenía "terror" a Pérez Corradi|trans_title= Triple crime: Forza's wife said that her husband had "terror" from Perez Corradi|language= Spanish|author= |date= September 20, 2012|publisherwork= La Nación|accessdate=August 11, 2015}}</ref>
 
The investigations in the following days revealed that the three men had ties with narcotrafficking cartels. The drugstore of José Luis Salerno, a former associate of Ferrón, was closed. Forza and Ferrón had a lab in [[Ingeniero Maschwitz]] for the creation of illegal drugs.<ref name="puntos" />
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Cristian Lanatta, Martín Lanatta, Víctor Schilacci and Marcelo Schilacci were detained and sentenced for the killings. Esteban Pérez Corradi is still at large.<ref name="puntos" />
 
Journalist [[Jorge Lanata]] (unrelated to Cristian and Martín) interviewed Salerno and Martín Lanatta in 2015. They claimed that [[Aníbal Fernández]] (minister of Justice at the time) was "La Morsa", the mastermind of the crime. They claimed that Fernández ordered to kill Forza, Ferrón and Bina because they may have attempted to secure the illegal drug trade operation for themselves.<ref name="puntos" /> The house of Jorge Lanata was attacked with stones a pair of days later, and several bullets caliber 38 were found after the attack.<ref>{{cite web |url= http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1816134-jorge-lanata-denuncio-que-apedrearon-la-garita-de-su-edificio|title= Jorge Lanata denunció que apedrearon la garita de su edificio y le dejaron casquillos de bala|trans_title= Jorge Lanata denounced that the front of his building was attacked with stones, and they found bullets|language= Spanish|author= |date= August 4, 2015|publisherwork= La Nación|accessdate=August 11, 2015}}</ref>
 
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[[Category:Murder in Argentina]]