TO Yanina Soledad Jerez they last saw her on August 26, 2011: that night He left his house to go to “El Pa”, a nightclub located in front of the train station in the town of Machinist Savio, in the northern area of Greater Buenos Aires. He never came back. After almost 12 years without clues, in recent days it was learned that the woman, who today would be 30 years old, He died three months after his disappearance., but his family was never notified from Justice.
Twenty days after nothing was heard from Yanina, on September 16, 2011the family filed a complaint at the Escobar 1st Police Station “for investigation of whereabouts.” The cause began to be investigated by the UFIJ No. 5 of that district, from where an official letter was sent to the rest of the Judicial Departments, with the data of the case. In parallel, the Ministry of National Security issued a reward request of $1,000,000 (according to its last update, at the end of 2022) to those who provided information that would help find the young woman.
The unusual thing is that Yanina had passed away on November 28, 2011 in the Buenos Aires town of Lomas de Zamora. The autopsy, which came into the hands of the holder of the UFIJ No. 14 from that time, revealed that the cause of death was a “Pleural empyema secondary to a chronic pleuropulmonary infectious process”. This was confirmed by sources of the investigation to infobae.
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The case that has shocked the residents of the Amancay neighborhood, where the young woman lived, began to unravel in May 2022, when Claudio Aundjian, Head of Escobar’s Decentralized UFI, he began to subrogate UFIJ No. 5, which since 2011 had been carrying out the case for “Investigation of the whereabouts of Yanina Soledad Jerez.”
As this medium was able to learn, upon assuming the leadership, Aundjian ordered a survey of the files that were in that Investigation and Trial Fiscal Unit. “The Judicial Instructor to whom the task was entrusted met with a cause of six bodies. That is to say: the case had been worked. Wiretaps had been carried out and several raids had been carried out, but always with negative results”, they explained to infobae close to the investigation.
The incredible thing happened when the official found, through an Information System of the Public Ministry (SIMP), a cause for “Investigation of cause of death” in the Department of Lomas de Zamora dated 2011. “He had entered with the name and full last name of the young woman who disappeared in Maquinista Savio and no one notified the family. Nor to the Escobar prosecutor’s office, which was investigating the case, ”the same sources detailed to this medium.
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Some time later, the case went from UFIJ No. 14 to UFIJ No. 5 of Lomas de Zamora. infobae tried to get a response from that judicial jurisdiction but, until the closing of this note, there was no response.
On April 13, the mother of Yanina Soledad Jerez, Rosa Coteleso (49), received a notification from Escobar’s decentralized UFI to appear at the Victim Assistance Center and then attend the prosecutor’s office where they gave him the tragic news: his daughter, whom he had been looking for for almost twelve years, was dead.
“I was in shock”, summarized the woman in communication with this medium. “I could recognize her by the tattoos she had on different parts of her body and by the mark of a burn on her neck.. Now what I want to know is why it took them so long to tell me that she was dead, ”she added about the eldest of her five children that she had also given him a grandson. It is that, at the time of her disappearance, Yanina had a baby of almost a year. Although she was raised by her grandmother, D. (now 13), she also wants to know what happened to her mother.
For the moment, Justice seeks to reliably determine that the woman who died in 2011 is Yanina Soledad Jerez. To do this, the next step will be to perform a comparison of dna. This was confirmed by sources of the investigation to infobae.
What happened between the night Yanina left home and the day she lost her life; where was she those three months; And why in these more than 11 years no one told her family about her death? These are unknowns to which Justice must respond.
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