Omicidio Milano Certosa, in 17 contro la vittima, morta dopo 30 fendenti. Due fermi, uno in fuga

The video reports current events for informational and journalistic purposes only, out of respect for the people involved. Eight people are under investigation, two of whom have been detained, and nine others living in Milan or its surrounding area have been subjected to searches of their homes. After days of analyzing surveillance cameras and comparing witness statements, the investigation into the death of 22-year-old Gianluca Ibarra Silvera at Certosa station has finally come to fruition. And this is just the beginning. The first person to be arrested by prosecutor Elio Ramondini and assistant prosecutor Bruna Albertini on Friday evening was a 19-year-old Italian of Peruvian origins. The second, on Saturday morning, was a 20-year-old, also second-generation and of similar origin. While the 19-year-old is already in San Vittore, the other has fled abroad, likely to Spain. The Milan prosecutor's office is charging both with murder aggravated by premeditation. Among the eight suspects, a name with a certain notoriety emerges, at least among Generation Z. It's the trapper Oma Jair Rey Cordova, 20, popular as Reyomar on social media, with 10,000 followers. Meanwhile, the Milan Flying Squad, delegated by the Prosecutor's Office, is also trying to shed light on the motive. On the afternoon of Tuesday, May 26, a few hours before the fatal attack on Gianluca, an altercation occurred at the station between two rival gangs, the Latin Kings and MS 13. But while there had been talk for days of a possible case of mistaken identity, the possibility of an initiation rite is now also emerging. The murder sequence has been almost entirely reconstructed: the attackers apparently began chasing Gianluca, his brother Gianfranco, and his 33-year-old friend, ordering them to stop. They then allegedly threw rocks, bottles, and knives at the 22-year-old, causing him to fall and stabbing him approximately 30 times. Finally, they dragged him into the gap between the edge of the train tracks and the station wall. At that moment, security cameras recorded approximately 17 young men, mostly dressed in black.