A content creator made public his regret in front of communicator Ramón Tolentino, after one of his posts was shared on Instagram with information related to the Boca Chica case. The young man explained that he does not form part of the group called “Los 1600” and that the initial goal was to generate more reach on digital platforms.
Context of the Boca Chica Case
The episode that occurred on September 12 in Los Coquitos, also known as La Coca, in Boca Chica, caused the death of Alexis Delgado Ortiz, known as Diddy Glow The Beast, and Jonathan Villanueva, alias “Cotuí”, along with five additional people. The authorities are still investigating several names linked to “Los Fantasmas” and to “Los 1600”. The controversy has intensified with the appearance of new information on the networks.
Creator’s Clarification
In his statement, the creator admitted that part of the material was generated with Artificial Intelligence tools and that his intention was “to go viral”. He expressed: “I want to apologize to Ramón Tolentino. I simply wanted to go viral, but I do not belong to any of the 1600 groups” and requested that the communicator remove the Instagram post.
Reaction of the Media
Ramón Tolentino shared the post on his Instagram account, which led the creator to request its removal. No official statement has been issued to clarify the truth of the information linked to the investigation of the Boca Chica case.
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