Suspected Killer Confesses to Killing Pet to Silence Victims in Mexican Musician Massacre

Suspect Diego Rosen confessed to killing musician Jonathan Melendez's dog to silence noise before the 2026 mass shooting.

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Diego Sebastian Rosen Ferlini, a man of Argentine origin, made his first official statements to authorities in the State of Mexico regarding the mass shooting of musician Jonathan Melendez and his family. ^[1] The suspect confessed that he killed Nala, a two-year-old Golden Retriever, as the first victim because she was noisy and he wanted to silence any sound that might alert neighbors. ^[2] The suspect shot and killed 38-year-old musician Jonathan Melendez, his pregnant wife Ana Paula, their three-year-old daughter, and a 21-year-old housekeeper. ^[3] Investigations by the Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de México (FGJEM) indicate the motive was strictly economic, involving a search for a hard drive containing cryptocurrency access and cash. ^[4] Public complaints against Rosen intensified in July 2026, with one victim reporting a loss of approximately 500,000 pesos for a stay in Valle de Bravo and another losing 400,000 pesos for a villa in Acapulco. ^[5] Rosen and his wife Paola Mandri operated a fraudulent vacation rental network using the commercial names '+Relax' and 'Nomad Property Management' to offer luxury residences in Mexico. ^[6] The couple captured clients through social media campaigns on Facebook and Instagram, requiring victims to pay the full amount in advance via bank transfers to a business account. ^[7]

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The suspect confessed that he killed Nala, a two-year-old Golden Retriever, as the first victim because she was noisy and he wanted to silence any sound that might alert neighbors. · El Informador

The suspect shot and killed 38-year-old musician Jonathan Melendez, his pregnant wife Ana Paula, their three-year-old daughter, and a 21-year-old housekeeper. · El Informador

Investigations by the Fiscalía General de Justicia del Estado de México (FGJEM) indicate the motive was strictly economic, involving a search for a hard drive containing cryptocurrency access and cash. · El Informador

Public complaints against Rosen intensified in July 2026, with one victim reporting a loss of approximately 500,000 pesos for a stay in Valle de Bravo and another losing 400,000 pesos for a villa in Acapulco. · Diario de Yucatán

Rosen and his wife Paola Mandri operated a fraudulent vacation rental network using the commercial names '+Relax' and 'Nomad Property Management' to offer luxury residences in Mexico. · Diario de Yucatán

The couple captured clients through social media campaigns on Facebook and Instagram, requiring victims to pay the full amount in advance via bank transfers to a business account. · Diario de Yucatán

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