Mauricio Schiber, one of the individuals responsible for surveillance at AMIA, cherished his two grandsons, Diego, aged eight, and Leandro, almost two. He enjoyed playing chess with Diego, who often won and teased him, and preferred taking naps with Leandro. Despite having devoted twelve years to surveillance work, he missed the leather store in Ramos Mejia that he had owned for twenty years. After work, he would meet his wife Raquel, and together, they would rent a movie for the evening. The day before the attack, Mauricio had spent time with his family watching the World Cup finals.