Following the tragic femicide of Romina Calvo in Buenos Aires' Villa Devoto neighborhood, her eldest son broke his silence. He detailed the family dynamics, clarified the role of a famous TV numerologist mentioned in the killer's note, and shared a powerful message for victims of domestic violence.
Juan Sebastián Verón, the eldest son of Romina Calvo, broke his silence a day after the femicide in Villa Devoto. He revealed that his 8-year-old sister witnessed everything and remains in shock, while his father, the alleged killer, is still hospitalized in serious condition. The investigation also looks into the role of 'Pitty La Numeróloga.'
On August 13, 2026, Romina Calvo, 40, was stabbed to death by her partner Walter Verón, 56, in their home in Villa Devoto, Buenos Aires. Verón left a letter blaming 'Pitty the Numerologist' for changing Romina, and an altar with candles. He had a prior conviction for violence against her. The victim also had a $44 million debt.
Romina Calvo, de 40 años, fue asesinada a puñaladas en su casa de Villa Devoto. Su esposo, Walter Verón, dejó una carta mencionando a la numeróloga Verónica Asad, quien ahora es investigada por el juez Darío Bonanno. La autopsia reveló más de 40 heridas.
