This Monday, February 6 at 1:00 p.m., the Oral Criminal Court No. 1 of Dolores will announce the verdict in the case for the crime of Fernando Báez Sosa, the young man beaten to death at the door of the “Le Brique” nightclub in Villa Gesell.
Máximo Thomsen, Ayrton Viollaz, Matías Benicelli, Enzo Comelli, Blas Cinalli, Lucas Pertossi, Luciano Pertossi and Ciro Pertossi are accused of “doubly aggravated homicide due to treachery and the premeditated cooperation of two or more people.”
This Saturday Tomás D’Alessandro, Fernando’s friend and key witness in the trial, published an emotional letter on his Instagram account. Tomás, who was also beaten by Zárate’s rugby players for trying to defend Fernando, accompanied the publication with a photo with Fernando.
the full letter
“During all this time and the experiences I have lived, I have been reflecting on a lot of things, and I want to take this moment to say a few words to everyone who is interested. GET INVOLVED. Simply that. GET INVOLVED to defend a friend, GET INVOLVED to help to someone in need, GET INVOLVED to give some peace to a family member who is going through a bad time, GET INVOLVED to provide a little light in dark moments, GET INVOLVED even if it means risking yourself, GET INVOLVED even if you are afraid and don’t know what can happen, GET INVOLVED even if others tell you not to, GET INVOLVED even if you think you have everything to lose. You have no idea what you can generate simply by getting involved. Never let fear win you. Be encouraged to GET INVOLVED, and encourage yourself to DO, because that is what life is about, to DO. Start the career that you want to study so much, apply for that job that you are looking for so much, tell him what you feel to people you like so much, embark on that project that you are so afraid to start. But don’t stay with the desire, because life is too short to regret something you wanted to do but didn’t do. To close, I want to thank you all for your messages and placing an order that is already more than well known, but that it never hurts to remember. JUSTICE FOR FER!!!”
