Germán Kiczka testified: the former deputy denied all accusations of pedophilia and assured that “he did not escape”

Kiczka spoke for three hours at the Courts of ApostlesThere, he dedicated himself to denying all the accusations against him, following to the letter the script prepared by his defense, in charge of Gonzalo de Paula.

At first, he claimed that he was not a fugitive, but in a “spiritual retreat”since when the judge Miguel Faria issued the arrest warrant, he had already left.

Both Germán and his brother, Sebastián, are highly involved in the case, since Justice has elements to consider them possible responsible for the crime of possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material. Despite this, the former deputy denied everything he was accused of.

In line with that, sHe maintained that the laptop seized in one of the raids, where material related to the case was found, was not his.

In his statement, Kiczka He only answered one question, asked by his lawyer.which served to tie up loose ends in his story. In turn, the prosecutor Silvia Barronis asked him a question, to which the accused, invoking his right to abstain from answering, did not respond. For his part, the judge asked him other questions, of which he answered some, while he decided not to answer others.

The accused arrived at the Courts at 10 in the morning and left after 13. On both occasions he was transferred with helmet, bulletproof vest and handcuffed hands ahead. He also made no public statements and was seen smiling nervously.

The Misiones government paid the reward to the neighbor who gave information about the deputy’s whereabouts

German Kiczkathe deputy of misiones accused of possession and distribution of child abuse material, was arrested on Wednesday, August 28 thanks to the information provided by a neighbor. Now, the government of Misiones paid him the $5 million reward for woman from Corrientes who collaborated in the search for the fugitive.

The woman had managed to identify Kiczka, who was found hidden in a fieldlocated in the town of Loreto, 184 kilometers from the provincial capital. In the last hours, the accused asked to testify before the Judge Miguel Angel Faria, in charge of the cause.

It was at the end of August when the Governor Hugo Passalacqua announced that anyone who provided information on the whereabouts of the fugitive for the crime of pedophilia would receive a $5 million rewardBy then, the accused had already been missing for several days and it was wanted by the authorities.

Days later, police officers were able to locate the Misiones legislator, who was hiding in a field 184 kilometers from the provincial capital. Kiczka had taken refuge in a house in that field and was preparing to have dinner when he was approached by the uniformed officers. The capture was carried out Thanks to a neighbour from the municipal campsite in Loreto who managed to identify the fugitive.