The body of 19-year-old Irving Mayren-Guzman was found Tuesday morning just as family members gathered for a second day, hoping for good news. MattPetrillo reports.
His body was found around 9:30 a.m. in a marshy area, but his family doesn’t believe there is no foul play.
Friends and family members of Mayren-Guzman chanted in Spanish, saying justice for Irving, and marched on east Delilah Road toward Pleasantville City Hall Tuesday afternoon.The 19-year-old’s aunt says his nephew’s friend told the family a fight broke out in Centerfolds Cabaret and that Mayren-Guzman was punched before he walked outside. They’re heartbroken and trying to understand how a Saturday night out turned so tragic.
“His friend, he said when he came out, he asked for the security. And the security told them, oh, they got fight. There was fight in here,” Rafael Guzman said. Friends and family members of Mayren-Guzman are chanting ‘justice’ in Spanish as they march towards Pleasantville City Hall
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