The arrest in Peru of "Little J," the young man who allegedly ordered the murder of three women in Argentina.

The arrest in Peru of "Little J," the young man who allegedly ordered the murder of three women in Argentina. Tony Valverde Victoriano, nicknamed Little J, was arrested this Tuesday in the city of Pucusana, located approximately 70 kilometers from Lima. This occurred after a six-day international police operation. Valverde is accused of being the instigator of the violent murder of three young Argentine women in the province of Buenos Aires on September 19 of last year; a case known in the Argentine media as the triple murder of Florencia Varela. In the Buenos Aires city, the bodies of Lara Gutiérrez, 15, and Mariana Gutiérrez, 16, were found. and Brenda del Castillo and Morena Verdi, 20. Peruvian law enforcement announced that Valverde's arrest was made possible thanks to intelligence work carried out by the Buenos Aires police, who traced the alleged drug trafficker's phone from Argentina to Peru. "The phone lines used by Ozorio and Pequeño J were tapped. We were continuing to track the two suspects and their future plans," a police source told La Nación. Loayza specified that Pequeño J had planned to attend a meeting in Lima with other alleged drug traffickers, with the intention of then traveling to Trujillo, a city in the north of the country and his birthplace.