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Juan Otero spoke after his conviction for the extortion he suffered at age 14: “Bad things happen to bad people.”

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Juan Otero spoke out following a legal condemnation regarding an extortion and robbery scheme he suffered when he was 14 years old. The case was brought to justice through efforts driven by Otero and his mother, Florencia Peña, resulting in a recent judicial conviction.

Reflecting on the outcome of the legal process in an interview with LAM, Otero commented on the resolution of the case by stating that bad things happen to bad people.

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