Ricardo Ozuna, lawyer for Laudelina’s couple, suggested that she is not the one who wrote the letter. In the letter, he insisted on his innocence and stated that his life and that of his son were in danger.
The letter who wrote to him Laudelina Peña, Loan’s aunt, to judge Cristina Pozzer Penzo of the cause, it would turn out to be false. There, Laudelina allegedly refused to testify in the midst of a state of distress over “the ordeal” she was experiencing.
The letter sent to Pozzer Penzo would have been written by someone else and Laudelina would have only signed it. This is stated Ricardo Ozunalawyer of Antonio BenitezLaudelina’s partner. In the letter, Peña apologized for not feeling in a position to testify. Furthermore, he insisted on his innocence in the disappearance of loan and assured that his life and that of his son were in danger.
Who wrote the letter signed by Laudelina Peña
The letter would have been written by Monica ChirivinLaudelina’s lawyer, as explained in 24/7 alert on A24: “There is a request against Mónica Chirivín because Ricardo Ozuna (…) said that Laudelina’s letter was not written by Laudelina.”
The letter even has “spelling errors”, “the es’s are missing” and has Laudelina’s digital signature. The driver explained that “The head of the penitentiary service is the one who attests” that the signature and print belong to Laudelina Peña.
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Finally, the content of the letteralthough it has been written Chirivín, It is not illegal, since her duties as a lawyer are not breached nor are her clients harmed.
The letter that Laudelina Peña sent to the judge
Laudelina Pena he had “broken” before the judge. After being transferred to a prison in Mendoza, Laudelina reiterated that she was not going to testify. In the writing, he also expressed his anguish and disappointment over the absence of the little one. Juan Pablo Gallegolawyer for Loan’s parents, He had treated her as a liar, in addition to hindering the investigation.
They threatened to kill the police officer who declared that the child appeared
The non-commissioned officer Mariano Hernán Duarte, who had given notice about the appearance of loan shortly after his disappearance, received death threatsaccording to the Corrientes press. The journalist Juan Cruz Velasquez revealed that they intimidated the non-commissioned officer and reported on his networks that the fact “was never investigated in depth.”
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