Lucero incest case

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In May 2009, 67-year-old Armando Lucero was arrested by police in Mendoza, Argentina on incest charges. The main accuser, his daughter Paola, accused Armando of repeatedly raping her for over 20 years, during which time she gave birth to seven children. Paola decided to report the abuse after her father attempted to rape one of their shared daughters when she turned 16. DNA tests performed on Paola's seven children confirmed the paternity of Armando Lucero, who was subsequently nicknamed "The Monster of Mendoza" (Spanish: El Monstruo de Mendoza) and the "Jackal of the Fourth Section" (Chacal de la Cuarta Sección). The former name was coined due to similarities with the Fritzl case, in which the perpetrator, Josef Fritzl, was nicknamed "The Monster of Amstetten" by Spanish media. Armando had eight children with his first wife. The pair had married when he was 22 and she was 13, with all their children born within ten years. He had six additional children (three sons and three daughters)...

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