The woman's statement comes after an intense week in the Córdoba courts, where interrogations began for various detainees linked to the case.
porEditorial Team
The woman, charged with aggravated concealment and owner of the vehicle that is believed to have been used to transport the remains of the teenager, will be questioned this Friday
The woman's statement comes after an intense week in the Córdoba courts, where interrogations began for various detainees linked to the case.
One of the first to appear was Osvaldo Fassetta, also accused of aggravated concealment. During the hearing, the accused chose to refrain from making a statement after hearing the charges brought by the prosecution.
His defense attorney, Eduardo Medina Allende, questioned the accusation and stated that the evidence supporting it needs to be thoroughly analyzed.
"The charge is based on phone communications and statements made to Agostina's mother that we will clarify because they have been taken out of context," the lawyer asserted after the hearing.
Additionally, he announced that he would submit a written request for an extension of the interrogation so that his client could provide his version of the events and answer all necessary questions.
The investigation into the murder of Agostina Vega is at a decisive stage. This Friday, Soledad Andreani will be questioned by prosecutor Raúl Garzón as part of the case that seeks to clarify the crime of the 16-year-old girl found dead in an open field in Córdoba.
The hearing could mark a turning point in the case, as once it concludes, it is expected that the court will lift the secrecy of the investigation that has been in place since the beginning. If this happens, both the prosecution and the defenses will be able to access the evidence gathered so far by the prosecution.
Andreani is in custody and charged with the crime of aggravated concealment. According to the investigators' hypothesis, the Ford Ka owned by her would have been used by Claudio Barrelier, the main accused of the crime, to transport and dispose of Agostina's remains.
The woman's legal situation has also sparked interest due to her connection with Wachitas Bar, a nightclub whose license was revoked by the Municipality of Córdoba amid the repercussions generated by the case.
The prosecution seeks to determine her level of involvement and whether she collaborated in any way with the actions that allegedly took place after the murder.
