This Thursday, the Buenos Aires Federal Chamber ordered Judge María Eugenia Capuchetti to expand the investigative statement of Nicolás Gabriel Carrizo.
This is one of those prosecuted for the assassination attempt against Cristina Kirchner, who was found to have messages on the defendant’s cell phone that could demonstrate greater involvement in the attack.
The appeals court gave rise to the complaint filed by the vice president, with the positive votes of judges Pablo Bertuzzi and Leopoldo Bruglia, while Mariano Llorens voted against.
In their resolution, they requested “to instruct the judge of degree to proceed in accordance with the guidelines outlined in the preceding recitals.” “We are here before novel evidence, which was incorporated after the receipt of the investigative statement of the accused, since the report prepared by the DATIP (Directorate of Technological Support for Criminal Investigation of the Public Prosecutor’s Office) where specifically identifies the messages in question was provided to the file on October 26 of this year,” the judges held.
So far, Sabag Montiel and Brenda Uliarte are being prosecuted as co-authors for attempted murder. When they asked to expand the investigations, the lawyers for the lawsuit demanded that they be prosecuted as members of an illegal association that, in addition to trying to kill the vice president, sought to destabilize the government.
