Video Captures Suspect Arriving at Home of Camilo Séptimo Keyboardist

Security footage shows Sebastian N arriving at the apartment where Jonathan Melendez and his family were murdered.

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Jonathan Melendez, a keyboardist for the band Camilo Séptimo, was killed along with his pregnant wife, their three-year-old daughter, a domestic worker, and a pet. ^[1] Sebastian N was detained as the presumed responsible party for the mass murder that occurred when he arrived at the victims' department. ^[2] Security video captured Sebastian N arriving at the apartment building in Atizapán, State of Mexico, where a mass murder occurred. ^[3] On September 2, 2026, security camera footage from an elevator in Atizapán, State of Mexico, showed the capture of Sebastian N, the suspected multihomicide of musician Jonathan Melendez and his family. ^[4] Initial investigations indicate the detained suspect was a business partner of Jonathan Melendez and a friend of his family. ^[5] Authorities have detained the suspect and are continuing investigations to determine the specific motive and establish full responsibility for the crime. ^[6] Initial investigations indicated that the suspect was a business partner and acquaintance of Jonathan Melendez, which allowed him to enter the residential area and the victim's home. ^[7] Social media followers identified Sebastian N as a person of Argentine nationality accused in a July 21, 2026, Facebook post of defrauding clients of approximately one million pesos through vacation rentals in Valle de Bravo. ^[8]

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Jonathan Melendez, a keyboardist for the band Camilo Séptimo, was killed along with his pregnant wife, their three-year-old daughter, a domestic worker, and a pet. · López-Dóriga Digital

Sebastian N was detained as the presumed responsible party for the mass murder that occurred when he arrived at the victims' department. · López-Dóriga Digital

Security video captured Sebastian N arriving at the apartment building in Atizapán, State of Mexico, where a mass murder occurred. · López-Dóriga Digital

On September 2, 2026, security camera footage from an elevator in Atizapán, State of Mexico, showed the capture of Sebastian N, the suspected multihomicide of musician Jonathan Melendez and his family. · Vanguardia

Initial investigations indicate the detained suspect was a business partner of Jonathan Melendez and a friend of his family. · López-Dóriga Digital

Authorities have detained the suspect and are continuing investigations to determine the specific motive and establish full responsibility for the crime. · Vanguardia

Initial investigations indicated that the suspect was a business partner and acquaintance of Jonathan Melendez, which allowed him to enter the residential area and the victim's home. · Vanguardia

Social media followers identified Sebastian N as a person of Argentine nationality accused in a July 21, 2026, Facebook post of defrauding clients of approximately one million pesos through vacation rentals in Valle de Bravo. · Vanguardia

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