Devastating Loss: Mum K!lls Family, Herself After Leaving Disturbing Note

A deeply disturbing and tragic event has shaken a community in Buenos Aires, Argentina, as a family of four, including two young children, passed away in their home. The case has taken a grim turn with the discovery of a chilling note, believed to have been left by the mother, Laura Fernanda Leguizamón, 50, before her own passing.

The bodies of Laura, her husband Bernardo Adrián Seltzer, 53, and their two children, Ian, 15, and Ivo, 12, were discovered by a housekeeper inside their family apartment on Wednesday, May 21st. The housekeeper's harrowing discovery began with 12-year-old Ivo in the living room, followed by his brother Ian in a bedroom. The parents were reportedly found in their master bedroom. Emergency services confirmed the fatalities at the scene.

Authorities are investigating the incident as a domestic crime, as there were no signs of forced entry or theft. Police reports suggest the father may have been attacked while he was asleep, and unsettlingly, the mother's body showed no signs of resistance or struggle. Both children reportedly had injuries on their backs and defensive wounds, suggesting a desperate attempt to escape.

A fragmented note, believed to be from Leguizamón, was found in the kitchen. Local media outlet Infobae reported that only a few phrases could be deciphered due to the way it was written: "Everything was bad, it was a lot. I love you. Everything was bad. Very perverse." However, police have not yet officially confirmed the note's authorship.

Sources close to the investigation indicated that the letter's author "was not in their right mind." This aligns with revelations from Leguizamón's sister, who told investigators that the mother had been undergoing psychiatric treatment. The housekeeper also noted that the mother "had changed a lot in recent weeks," exhibiting unusual behaviors like asking the worker to leave early and becoming agitated by a vacuum cleaner. This has led some authorities to speculate that the mother may have stopped taking her medication.

The tragedy is compounded by a resurfaced talk given by the husband in 2017, where he spoke lovingly about his family, stating, "I have a loving, fantastic wife; I am grateful to life for having found her. And I have two beautiful children." This poignant contrast only deepens the mystery surrounding the devastating events.

As the Justice Department in Argentina continues its investigation, the community grapples with the profound sadness of this incident and the unanswered questions surrounding what led to such a catastrophic outcome.