Although all hypotheses are considered in the investigation, the main conjecture used by investigators is that the judge took his own life. They point to a depressive condition.
The preliminary result of the autopsy on the body of the federal judge of Entre Ríos, Pablo Serorevealed that he died from blunt head trauma and abdominal injuries after falling into a building in Concepción del Uruguay.
Although all hypotheses are considered in the investigation, the main conjecture used by investigators is that the judge took his own life.
In the last few hours it was confirmed that the preliminary result of the autopsy, which was carried out at the Justo José de Urquiza hospital, indicates that Seró died from blunt skull trauma and abdominal injuries. The most serious injuries were to the head and chest.
Personnel from the Criminalistics Division of the Entre Ríos Police worked at the scene and the case was left in the hands of prosecutor María Occhi.
What were his hours before his death?
The judge had a common day before his death was announced. According to testimonies, on Thursday morning he went to his office and even participated in a hearing in the Federal Court, said media Uno.
Then, he went to the building at the intersection of Galarza and Eva Perón streets, He spoke to the doorman and asked him to go to the terrace, where investigators believe he would have jumped.
The witnesses highlighted that they did not see other people with Seró, in addition to the fact that, according to those close to him, he was facing severe depression, which is why the main hypothesis being used is that he committed suicide.
Source: Ambito
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