Unusual! A man sentenced to 18 years for killing a child leads a “sextortion” gang from prison with the support of his mother and sister

Added to the story of alias “La Camilita”, the inmate who sells “super hot” content on OnlyFans from prison, is the scandal, also in Argentina, of an inmate accused of leading a “sextortion” gang.

The prisoner is in Batán Prison, opened in the 1980s in Mar del Plata.

The man is José Luis Liberti, who “has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for beating to death a 2-year-old boy in Balcarce (a town southeast of Buenos Aires),” reported the Vía Szeta. The child was his stepson.

Liberti re-entered the radar of justice, which now characterizes him as “part of a gang dedicated to committing virtual extortion of a sexual nature (known as “sextortion”), from Batán Prison.

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The murder of the 2-year-old boy

With claps, Liberti took the life of little Dylan in September 2014. As reported by 0223, “Liberti took advantage of the fact that his partner – the mother of the victim – left the house at 104 Calle at 700 in Balcarce for a few minutes and beat the child to death.”

For the heinous crime, a court sent him to prison for 18 years.

sextorsion

Seeing himself behind bars did not limit his criminal activities. According to the investigative work, he relied on two key members of his family.

A complaint filed by a victim of sextortion allowed Liberti to be linked to the crime.

It published 0223 that “the work of the Balcarce and SubDDI prosecutions made it possible to prove that Liberti did not act alone, but did so in complicity with his own mother and sister.”

They discovered a third person involved and pointed to a cellmate in Batán. In Vía Zseta they investigated the origin of the complaint. Last February, a 25-year-old man reported extortion.

They contacted him through Facebook and the profile they wrote to him from, Brenda Díaz said.

The man “exchanged erotic photos and gave his cell phone number. After a while, he received an anonymous call from a person claiming to be “Brenda’s father.”

They threatened him and the extortion harassment began. They told him Brenda’s account was underage.

Out of fear, “the victim agreed to make a payment to an address on Calle 37 between Calle 2 and Maipú. In that house, two women, ages 63 and 24 (Liberti’s mother and sister) took 30,000 pesos (about $145) and a cell phone from him.