On September 12, a tragic event occurred in the Los Coquitos sector, Boca Chica, when Diddy Glow, an urban exponent also known as “The Beast”, lost his life after a projectile distribution. During his funeral, the artist’s relatives publicly expressed their pain and the demand for justice that the family is demanding.
Relatives Speak About Their Bond with the Artist
A paternal sister of Diddy Glow spoke at the farewell and stated that she had no knowledge of personal differences or conflicts with other people. “My brother was my life and meant a lot to me. He was everything to me”, she explained while describing the close family bond they shared. The young woman assured that the image she keeps of him is of a person close and affected by his family environment.
Rejection of Versions About Conflicts
The sister also denied that Diddy Glow had had differences with third parties, countering the versions that have circulated after the incident. “I never knew that my brother had differences with other people”, she said during the ceremony.
Mother Demands Response from Authorities
The artist’s mother, between tears, demanded that the authorities follow up on the case and that justice be done. “God, Father of mercy. They ended his life like a lamb. Jehovah God, in the authorities. God, I ask for justice”, she expressed, questioning that some cases do not have consequences. The woman asked that action be taken so that the process advances and does not remain without a response.
Impact of the Incident on Neighbors
The incident also caused the loss of another life and left several people injured in the same sector. The authorities are investigating the circumstances and seeking to establish the corresponding responsibilities.
Request for Intervention from the Communicator
During the funeral, the family requested the help of the communicator Ramón Tolentino to intervene in the case and console them.
They Bury the Remains in the Municipal Cemetery
Diddy Glow was buried in the municipal cemetery of Boca Chica, where his relatives and friends remembered his life and legacy.
Credits: diarioaldia.com
