The lawyer Carlos Dieguez said that the minors “saw something that they did not have to do as the sale of drugs or drug trafficking” and these people “murdered them in the most macabre way.”
He lawyer of Josué Salvatierra’s family, the teenager 14 years old who was killed with Paloma Gallardo in the Buenos Aires party of Florencio Varelahe said that The victims “saw something that had not to do” and that there would be three suspects involved.
It’s about Carlos Dieguez, Who, in dialogue with the press, said the minors “walked along the path” and “saw something they didn’t have to do.” “Surely they were doing a videite for the networks and crossed with a group of murderers, which would be three or more,” The advisor explained.
In this context, he considered that Paloma and Josué They observed some “drug sale” or “narcomenudeo” In that area and these people “murdered them in the most macabre way” when the skulls fracture: “The criminals believed they were investigating them and killed them both.”
“The boys were very well raised in good families, they were respectful and were schooling. The families themselves had a very good relationship,” he added, while discarding “full” the hypothesis of the robbery.
The bodies of the teenagers were found in a field in forests, a party of Florencio Varela, and the news caused enormous shock throughout the community.
The autopsies revealed that in both corpses there were signs of skull fracture. According to the Forensic Report, in the case of 16 -year -old Paloma Gallardo, the cause of death is “brain injury”, with “skull fracture” and “severe encephalocraneal trauma”, as transcended from judicial sources.
On the other hand in the case of Josué Salvatierra, 14, the report indicates as a cause of the death “cerebral hemorrhage”, with “skull fracture” and “severe encephalocraneal trauma.”
Source: Ambito
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