He used 11 identities and was caught after a botched robbery: the Chilean pursued and arrested in Argentina
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At a glance
- Joel Gaspar Muñoz Jofré, a 55-year-old Chilean, allegedly used at least 11 identities during nearly three decades of criminal cases and convictions in Argentina.
- After Argentina expelled him in 2022, he allegedly returned illegally 10 days later and was eventually arrested following a failed robbery.
Joel Gaspar Muñoz Jofré built up criminal cases and convictions in Argentina over nearly three decades, while also accumulating a striking collection of names.
The 55-year-old Chilean allegedly used at least 11 different identities. Argentina expelled him in 2022, but he reportedly took only 10 days to return to the country illegally.
His record resurfaced after a failed robbery. Authorities pursued him and arrested him in Argentina.
Originally published by BioBioChile in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.