In a conversation with the reporter, someone close to Larissa said that the family was trying to convince the girl to leave the world of crime, which she got involved in when she was 13. According to the source, whose identity will be protected for security reasons, the motivations were anger at the fact that her parents were separated and that she was in bad company.
“She was a doll, a beautiful and communicative girl. But unfortunately, she changed because of certain people and also because of her rebellion against having separated parents and feeling rejected. She valued this family issue very much. So much so that everyone is talking about the tattoo she got of a rifle, but people need to know that she tattooed her three brothers on one arm and her grandmother, who helped raise her, on the other,” said the person.
According to this source, given Larissa's involvement with drug trafficking and prostitution, the family considered putting her in a rehabilitation clinic, as she was a drug user and had been arrested by the police. However, the girl was even more upset about this possibility and said that she "would rather be killed than be hospitalized." "She didn't need that. She had a family structure, people who truly loved her and wanted to protect her," she said.
