He was injured and helpless in the ground, then brutus comes up to him... ¿and stabs him there? ¿why didn't he stab him in the hearth or throat instead of letting him bleed to death? There was also backlash because of that wound later so. ¿why?
I'd like to know too. A wild speculation on my part, but it may have to due with Caesar's relationship with Brutus' mother Servilia Caepionis. She and Caesar are well known to have had a decades long romantic relationship and perhaps Caesar either saw himself as a father figure or was the actual father to him. Maybe Brutus had a personal grudge against Caesar like dishonoring his mother some way or may be he stabbed him in the groin as a symbolic gesture to renounce Caesar's parental relationship with him.