Three years after the murder of a Rosario shopkeeper, the reward for information leading to the killers has been increased to $25 million.

Three years after the homicide of merchant Ariel Edgardo Turnaturi in Rosario, the government of Santa Fe has increased the reward for information leading to the capture of his killers to $25 million. Turnaturi, who owned a local deli, was killed during a robbery, and the case remains unsolved as of the third anniversary of the crime.

The decision to raise the reward amount reflects ongoing efforts by provincial authorities to advance the investigation and secure leads in a case that has remained open since the initial incident.