This Monday the first experiences at the Dubrovnik hotel, that collapsed in Villa Geselland in this way it will be possible to know what caused the fatal collapse in which eight people died.
According to what was reported by the legal firm of lawyer Miguel Ángel Pierri to the Noticias Argentinas agency, this Monday at 10:00 the “technical expert work” in the vicinity of the place.
The result of these analyzes will be fundamental for Justice since It will be possible to verify if the collapse was caused by unauthorized worksan elevator shaft, irregularities in the renovations or an old structure which was never solved.
Furthermore, the Thursday, November 14, there would be news in the case investigated by prosecutor Verónica Zamboni since starting at 8:00, tests will be carried out on seven cell phones.
One is that of Nahuel Stefanic, one of the victims found in the rubble. His phone was found near his body when he was rescued. Also that of Velázquez Oscar Roberto and Sergio Aníbal Álvarez, two men who are being investigated for their connection to the case.
Then, the cell phones of the architects María Laura Lagana and Martha Pérez Schneider, the contractor Rubén Taquichiri, and not least that of Antonio Cortés, current owner of the accommodation, are added.
Collapse: eight dead and a woman rescued alive
On Thursday, November 7, firefighters and rescuers found the last missing person. This is Dana Desimone, 28 years old, and thus the debris removal phase has now begun.
María Josefa Bonazza is the only survivor of the fatal collapse. The woman, wife of one of the eight deceased, is hospitalized in good health in a hospital in Balcarce.
So far there are six accused of the crime of aggravated malicious damage, but there are no longer detained after on Friday afternoon the Judge of Guarantees No. 6 of Dolores, David Mancinelli, ordered that an architect and a contractor be released.
Source: Ambito
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