Yesterday, Tuesday, the Argentine businessman Federico Mazzoni was murdered while he was in an establishment in Playa del Carmen, in Quintana Roo, for which the State Prosecutor’s Office began investigations to find the alleged perpetrators.
According to early research, Two people walked into the popular Mamita’s Beach Club and struck up a conversation with Mazzoni, who was the manager of the place, shortly before it closed..
According to local media, businessman Mazzoni was a native of Córdoba (Argentina) and had been in Mexico for two decades. He was a resident of Playa del Carmen, had worked in that same place for years and had a reputation for being a hard worker.
The attorney general of the state of Quintana Roo, Óscar Montes de Oca, reported that they are awaiting the arrival of the relatives of the victim, murdered on Tuesday, and assured that they are already in contact with the Embassy of Argentina in Mexico.
“The relatives have not yet appeared, we are waiting for them to arrive but we are already in talks with the consulate and we are very attentive to this case,” he said.
With the help of the cameras it was established that two subjects enter the establishment, speak for a short time with the victim, take him to the bathroom where they deprive him of life and later flee on a jet ski”, explained the official.
“They arrived on foot, we have no evidence that they arrived by any other means, the place was already closing. And as you can see in some videos that are circulating, the two flee on a jet ski with great difficulty due to bad weather, “he added.
The Quintana Roo prosecutor said that so far the main line of investigation is “narcomenudeo” (small-scale trafficking) and assured that there is no history of extortion or previous complaints in this place.
“We have been in contact with the employer, with the victim’s boss and with other managers and there are no records of any investigation folder related to the place,” he said.
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