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Marcelo Antelo
Marcelo Alejandro Antelo (born 1988), known as The San La Muerte Killer, is an Argentine serial killer, responsible for the murders of at least four people in the Flores, Buenos Aires, Flores neighborhood in Buenos Aires between February and August 2010. Allegedly committing them in the name of the pagan saint San La Muerte, he was sentenced to life imprisonment for his crimes. Early life Marcelo Antelo, often referred to as "Marcelito", grew up in an unstable household - his grandmother was an alcoholic, as well as his father Alberto, who also had a drug addiction. His mother frequently beat him, and eventually kicked him out of the house due to the young Antelo also being heavily addicted to cocaine paste. Abandoned by his parents, he went to live with an uncle he loved dearly, but the man soon died in an assault, leaving little Antelo alone and helpless. Between the ages of 17 and 19, he entered several rehabilitation centers for his addiction, but all of them proved unsuccessf ...
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