Diego De Pirro, 23, worked at the Internal Revenue Service and was nearing the completion of his Economic Sciences degree, needing only three more credits to graduate. Known for his kindness, humor, and occasional short temper, especially when his favorite soccer team, River Plate, lost, he found himself at home on the morning of July 18, 1994. Residing at 632 Pasteur Street, he was talking on the phone with his friend Gustavo when a car bomb exploded at the AMIA building on Pasteur 633, directly across from his home.