Marcelo Boschi, a prominent businessman in the wood industry from Reconquista, Argentina, was recently found dead in a tributary of the Paraná River. His body was discovered by the Argentine Naval Prefecture, and identification was confirmed by his family. Investigators revealed that Boschi had gone boating earlier in the week, leading to questions surrounding the circumstances of his death.

Initial reports suggest that the cause of death was 'asphyxia by immersion,' and officials have indicated, at least for now, that there are no signs of third-party involvement in his unfortunate demise. However, his case has drawn significant attention, prompting rescue operations on land and water in a desperate attempt to uncover any additional information about his last moments.

The investigation continues as friends and family of Boschi seek clarity on the situation. In a community that deeply respects Boschi’s contributions to the local economy, questions remain regarding safety while engaging in recreational boating activities, as this incident sheds light on the dangers that may arise in seemingly peaceful circumstances.