🔴 MUERTE DEL ANESTESISTA: ¿QUÉ HAY EN EL CELULAR DE ALEJANDRO ZALAZAR?

The death of Alejandro Salazar, a 31-year-old anesthesiologist found dead in his apartment in the Recoleta neighborhood of Buenos Aires, continues to generate shock and questions. The case gained notoriety after it was discovered that the deceased had an IV line in his right leg and ampoules of a powerful hospital anesthetic alongside disposable injection equipment. The scene raised suspicions about the possible recreational drug use among healthcare professionals. The investigation points to private parties where substances stolen from hospitals were allegedly used. According to reports, two people have already been charged with the theft of the drug. The Association of Anesthesiologists filed the complaint almost a month after the incident, which drew criticism for the slowness of the legal process. Access to Salazar's cell phone is considered key to reconstructing the hours leading up to his death. In addition, security camera footage from both the building and surrounding areas is being analyzed to determine if he was alone that night. "They're not ruling anything out," sources close to the case said, as authorities try to determine if a man and a woman were present during the fatal incident. The case remains open, and the investigation seeks to establish criminal responsibility not only for the theft and misuse of medication but also for the exact circumstances surrounding the suspicious death.