In the recent developments in the case surrounding the murder of a 72-year-old merchant in San Isidro, the police have apprehended Marcelo Antonio Carusso, a 27-year-old man, who was the last of the suspects still at large. Carusso had been on the run since the tragic incident, which occurred during a robbery at the victim's house in the Las Lomas neighborhood. His arrest comes after extensive investigation efforts, including the examination of security camera footage that led to his identification.

The victim, identified as V.C., succumbed to stab wounds inflicted during the violent robbery. Law enforcement has been actively working to solve this case, and the arrest of Carusso marks a significant progression in the investigation. He is believed to be the third member of a group involved in the crime, and his capture brings closure to a community shaken by the brutality of the incident. The investigation continues as authorities seek to understand the full scope of the crime and any possible connections among the suspects.

This incident not only highlights the ongoing issues of crime and violence in certain areas but also reflects the diligent efforts of local law enforcement in apprehending those responsible. The murder of V.C. has raised concerns about safety in the region and the need for enhanced police presence. With Carusso's arrest, the community hopes for justice and a sense of security to be restored, following such a harrowing event.