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Enrique Osvaldo Sdrech (1928–2003) was an Argentine writer of Syrian origin. journalist and investigative reporter, best known for his true crime stories.

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• Esta es mi verdad (1982).
• 37 puñaladas para Oriel Briant (1986).
• El hombre que murió dos veces (1994).
• ¿Quién mató a Silvia Angélica Cicconi?
• Giubileo un caso abierto

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