Luciano Cabral He was sentenced in June 2018 to nine years in prison for being a co-author of the murder of Joan Villegas in the early hours of New Years 2017. His dad, Jose Cabralconfessed to being the author of the crime and received a sentence of 16 years in prison.
After a review by the Chamber, he was granted parole and the player of Argentine Juniors He was received by the authorities of the entity, which predicts that, in the future, the footballer could return to the fields.
The 27-year-old was imprisoned in La Colonia prison in mendozaa “semi-closed” establishment and during his arrest he worked farming and, with what he was paid, he helped his family financially.
In addition, he trained regularly, which allowed him a favorable development of his health to resume internships at the institution of The Paternal.
The murder of Joan Villegas
The crime happened in the early hours of New Year’s in 2017 after a fight, the young footballer turned himself in three days later at the police station and, although he acknowledged that he had an argument with the man, at all times he denied having been the murderer.
Even so, and despite the fact that his father, José Cabral, confessed to being the author of the crime, the Justice determined that Luciano was “co-author of the simple homicide” and, for that reason, he was sentenced to nine years in prison.
After spending four years housed in a “semi-closed” prison in Mendoza, the Justice decided to grant him parole and, a few days after the ruling, the 27-year-old was received at Argentinos Juniors.
At the club, Cabral achieved promotion with the team led by Juan Román Riquelme, while, when the murder was committed, he was playing for Atlético Paranaense in Brazil.
“I am not a murderer, I did not kill anyone, I just want to play soccer. And if they give me freedom I will not escape,” Cabral had expressed when he was arrested.
Source: Ambito
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