Three days before 8Mthe Women’s Day, in a central hotel in Neuquén a man He tried to kill his ex-partner with a knife. He injured her in the neck but the victim managed to get out of the place. Charges were brought once morest him and he was placed in pretrial detention for three months.
According to the prosecutor’s office, on March 5 at eight in the morning, the defendant “tried to kill a woman who had been his partner, exercising gender violence«. The legal assistant Lucrecia Sola explained that when she woke up in the downtown hotel, the man had a razor.
The legal assistant explained that “he asked her forgiveness for what he was going to do, he told her that he loved her and that if it was not his it was nobody’s”, and began to attack her in the neck. The accused left the room following the victim managed to calm him down.
The woman “lost consciousness for a moment and finally He managed to recover and leave the hotel”added the representative of the Public Prosecutor’s Office.
During the hearing held on Friday, Sola together with Pablo Jávega, also a legal assistant, filed the charges once morest the defendant. The prosecution team classified the act as doubly aggravated homicide, due to the relationship and due to femicide, in the degree of attempted.
It remains to carry out psychological and psychiatric expertise, cell phone analysis and DNA studies, so Sola required an investigation period of 4 months. In addition, it required the preventive detention of the accused since it argued that in the case there are all the risks that the Code of Criminal Procedure provides for requesting it. These are the risk of escape and hindering the investigationwith the need to protect the integrity of the victim and his close circle.
The judge considered that three months will be enough to complete the investigation and estimated that there is only the risk of hindering the investigationhence He imposed the preventive for three months.
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