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Investigation aimed at locating the whereabouts of and the circumstances of the disappearance Luciana Muñoz Alegreadded another resonant chapter this Monday. Leonardo MunozThe father of a 20-year-old girl was reported Unanimous Chief Prosecutor of the Week Agustín Garcíasuspected of irregularities in the investigation. He submitted a complaint to the High Court (TSJ) in which he assured that the officer in charge of the matter The prosecuting unit for crimes against the person that the prosecutor of the case relies on, Andres Hazard, will be issued order preventing him from becoming plaintiff. In addition, he also said that the development of the case was “Irregular, sloppy and ridiculous.”
This file is provided by Represented by attorney Maximiliano Gomezaccusing Garcia of obstructing his visit access to justice and violates their right to effective judicial protection.
According to the article, the official asked the staff prosecutor’s office Communicate directly with Muñoz and his family via phone “provocative”. Ignore your communication request Only through its legal representative.
“The pain of having no information about my daughter is immense, exacerbated by Prosecutor Garcia’s hostile conductConstantly denying my information and intending to use me as evidence without my consent,” he said in a complaint received by the TSJ secretariat.
Munoz also mentioned some “Violation of internal regulations” Standardize the functions of prosecutors. Mainly Law No. 2893, which provides that the Office of the Prosecutor Must be with legalityrespect for human rights, transparency and accessibility.
Apart from, Accused Garcia of ignoring basic principles of victim careFor example provide clear messages The right of victims to intervene in the judicial process can be understood and respected.
He also pointed out that Garcia’s behavior was ‘Reckless behavior’typical “energy” Can’t control his emotions, he deserves it Sanctions for failure to perform duties and possible crimes, According to the constitution of the province of Neuquén.
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Leonardo Munoz requested Incorporate into complaint During the investigative control hearing last Monday, September 9. The request was denied by the prosecutor’s office and the bond judge. Faced with this situation, his lawyer Maximiliano Gomez raised a challenge that is still awaiting resolution.
“Mr. Leonardo Muñoz is extremely concerned about the lack of information provided to him,” Gomez explains Diary of Rio Negro and described “Everything he knows so far comes from his ex-partner and Luciana’s mother.we don’t have access to the file, So my father doesn’t know anything.“.
When asked about the impact of the complaint against Garcia, the attorney argued: “We know that in the prosecutor’s officeI There are very valuable professionals They have the ability to take the case and pursue it.
“Attorney General Jose Glaze could order resolution of the case by another prosecutor”Gomez said, arguing that “We cannot continue to waste time in pointless discussions and we want to help work with the father who is wasting time that should be spent on the search.”.
Chief Prosecutor Agustín Garcia, prosecuting prosecutor Andres Azar and legal assistant Carolina Gutierrez.
Luciana Muñoz absent for 65 days in Neuquen: three scenarios raised by DNA test
Of all the operations carried out, the most anticipated was the simultaneous attack on two houses. He was the only one arrested (for lying in his statement) in the industrial park owned by Maximiliano Áviles, the other was in Cuenca’s XV district, Another man under investigation. At both locations, science police managed to salvage blood samples.
In Aviles’ house and his barbershop, located at the crossroadsParque Industrial Area 1st and 11th Streetstraces were found in bathrooms and areas of the house. in the lime houseFrancisco Romero in the basin, With help I also found out Blue Star OBTI lightblood spots.
all these things It has been analyzed by the Neuquén Central Laboratory. The procedure will last several days and will seek to compare the items rescued from the home with Luciana Muñoz’s genetic profile. To this end, his mother Lila Aguerre donated her own blood, and the prosecution asked Leonardo Muñoz to donate blood as well, biological father. Although he has not agreed to be extracted.
The results show three scenarios that may have an impact on the cause:
First one: Science confirms blood rescued from home Maximiliano Aviles The procedural situation for the sole detainee may be complicated by being from Luciana.
Second one: If blood is obtained at home Cuenca XV It belongs to the owner Luciana, who has not been involved in the case so far, and the prosecutor’s office noted that this owner may be another owner.
Third: If the blood analyzed at both locations is not Luciana’s, the investigation will be forced to look for other avenues.
At the same time, interviews with the environment are also crucial. Become close to Aviles and study his behavior after he is no longer Luciana’s partner.
The prosecutor’s office is awaiting DNA results from samples taken from two houses in Neuquén.
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Father of Missing Luciana Muñoz Alegre Accuses Prosecutor of Irregularities and Obstruction
The investigation into the disappearance of 20-year-old Luciana Muñoz Alegre has taken a dramatic turn, with her father, Leonardo Muñoz, accusing the Chief Prosecutor, Agustín García, of irregularities and obstruction. Muñoz has filed a complaint with the High Court (TSJ) against García, alleging that the prosecutor’s actions have hindered the investigation and violated his right to access to justice and effective judicial protection.
A Pattern of Irregularities
Muñoz’s complaint highlights several instances of irregularities in the investigation, which he claims have been “sloppy, ridiculous, and full of errors.” He accuses García of failing to provide clear information about the case, ignoring his requests for updates, and attempting to use him as a witness without his consent. Muñoz’s lawyer, Maximiliano Gómez, has represented him in the complaint, arguing that García’s actions have violated his client’s rights as a victim’s family member.
Violation of Human Rights and Prosecutorial Standards
Muñoz’s complaint also alleges that García’s behavior has violated basic principles of victim care, including the right to clear information and the right to participate in the judicial process. He claims that García has failed to respect human rights and has instead engaged in “reckless behavior” that has hindered the investigation. Muñoz cites Law No. 2893, which regulates the functions of prosecutors, arguing that García has failed to adhere to the standards of legality, transparency, and accessibility.
Request to Become a Plaintiff Denied
In a related development, Muñoz had requested to become a plaintiff in the case, but his request was denied by the prosecutor’s office and the bond judge. Muñoz’s lawyer, Gómez, has appealed the decision, arguing that his client has the right to participate in the investigation and seek justice for his daughter.
A Father’s Desperation
Muñoz’s desperation to find his daughter and seek justice is palpable. He has stated that the lack of information from the prosecutor’s office has exacerbated his pain and frustration, saying, “The pain of having no information about my daughter is immense, exacerbated by Prosecutor García’s hostile conduct.” Muñoz’s case has sparked widespread outrage and concern, with many calling for
