On February 13, a tragic incident in Toluca, Mexico, unfolded when a 15-year-old boy shot and killed his father, aged 50, and his 29-year-old brother. The shooting took place inside their home located in the Seminario 2 de marzo neighborhood during the early hours. Following the event, the teenager contact police, claiming he heard gunshots, and is reported to have confessed to the shooting once the authorities arrived.

Local authorities received a call from the teenager, who led them to the scene of the crime. Upon arrival, officers found two men with gunshot wounds inside the residence. Medical personnel later confirmed that both the father and brother were already deceased. The situation has sparked discussions around familial violence and the impact it has on youth, especially in regions like the State of Mexico, which is already grappling with various social issues.

This incident is one of several recent cases involving domestic homicides in Edomex, raising concerns regarding mental health, access to firearms, and the dynamics of familial relationships in troubled households. As investigations proceed, the implications of this event may further prompt discussions about preventive measures and social support systems needed to address youth violence in Mexico.