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La Organizaci贸n Mundial Bullying Sin Fronteras confirma que Maitena Luz Rojas Gar贸falo, la adolescente de 14 a帽os que estaba desaparecida desde hace 24 horas en Merlo, Provincia de Buenos Aires, fue encontrada muerte en un aparente suicidio.
The World Organization Bullying Without Borders confirms that Maitena Luz Rojas Gar贸falo, the 14-year-old girl who had been missing for 24 hours in Merlo, Buenos Aires Province, was found dead in an apparent suicide.
Un posible ciberbullying como detonante:
"Desde las 9 de la ma帽ana de ayer, que apareci贸 la 煤ltima imagen, no sabemos nada. Solo sabemos que el peritaje de su celular indic贸 que hay conversaciones con personas que hostigan y la incitan al suicidio", dijo Noelia, amiga de la madre.
La chica fue como todos los d铆as a la escuela junto a su hermana mayor, pero en la puerta le avis贸 que ella iba a entrar unos minutos m谩s tarde y que se iba a encontrar con una amiga.
Finalmente, la hallaron sin vida este jueves a la tarde.
Todo apunta a un suicidio.
El di谩logo ocurri贸 frente a la escuela secundaria N° 16 Manuel Belgrano, de Merlo.
C谩maras de seguridad la grabaron a Maitena cuando caminaba a paso acelerado, m谩s tarde, a siete cuadras de la escuela, en la calle Bicentenario y Per煤. Eran las 8.19 de la ma帽ana del mi茅rcoles. Desde entonces no se sabe nada de ella.
La chica no llev贸 consigo su tel茅fono celular habitual.
"Desde las 9 de la ma帽ana de ayer, que apareci贸 la 煤ltima imagen, no sabemos nada. Solo sabemos que el peritaje de su celular indic贸 que hay conversaciones con personas que hostigan y la incitan al suicidio", dijo Noelia, amiga de la madre.
Seg煤n reconstruyeron las autoridades, se tom贸 el ramal del tren Sarmiento que suele llegar hasta Lobos. Por obras, el trayecto funciona de manera incompleta y termina en General Las Heras. En esa estaci贸n se baj贸.
Fue en esa localidad bonaerense donde hallaron su cuerpo sin vida. No ten铆a signos de violencia.
Maitena habr铆a estado atravesando una fuerte depresi贸n.
Seg煤n adelantaron fuentes de la investigaci贸n a BSF, la joven habr铆a dejado cartas de despedida en su casa.
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Organizaci贸n Mundial Bullying Sin Fronteras
The World Organization Bullying Without Borders confirms that Maitena Luz Rojas Gar贸falo, the 14-year-old girl who had been missing for 24 hours in Merlo, Buenos Aires Province, was found dead in an apparent suicide.
"Since 9 a.m. yesterday, when the last image appeared, we haven't heard anything. We only know that the forensic analysis of her cell phone indicated conversations with people who harassed her and incited her to suicide," said Noelia, a friend of the mother.
The girl went to school as usual with her older sister, but at the gate she told her sister that she would be arriving a few minutes later and that she was going to meet a friend.
Finally, she was found dead this Thursday afternoon.
Everything points to suicide.
The conversation took place in front of the Manuel Belgrano Secondary School No. 16 in Merlo. Security cameras recorded Maitena walking briskly later, seven blocks from school, at the intersection of Bicentenario and Per煤 streets. It was 8:19 a.m. on Wednesday. Since then, nothing has been heard from her.
The girl did not have her usual cell phone with her.
"Since 9:00 a.m. yesterday, when the last image appeared, we haven't heard anything. We only know that the forensic analysis of her cell phone indicated conversations with people who harassed her and incited her to suicide," said Noelia, a friend of her mother.
According to the authorities' reconstruction of events, she took the Sarmiento train line that usually goes to Lobos. Due to construction, the line is operating incompletely and terminates in General Las Heras. She got off at that station.
It was in that town in Buenos Aires province where her lifeless body was found. There were no signs of violence.
Maitena had reportedly been suffering from severe depression. According to sources close to the investigation who spoke to BSF, the young woman left farewell letters at her home.
More to come.
World Organization Against Bullying Without Borders
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