The mothers of two of the eight rugbiers accused of killing Fernando Báez Sosa at the exit of a bowling alley in Villa Gesell they sent him a message to Fernando Burlandolegal representative of the family of the murdered young man, in response to his recent outburst once morest the defendantswhom he had dismissed as “reverend sons of bitches…” for their alleged smiling attitude during one of the trial hearings. “I wanted to tell Mr. Burlando that I am not a whore”remarked Maria Alejandra Guillen.
It is regarding the mothers of Enzo Comelli and Blas Cinalliwho presented their statement in defense of the defendants and took the opportunity to reply to the lawyer representing the family of Fernando Báez Sosa.
“I wanted to tell Mr. Burlando that I am not a whore. Three years ago I waited for this moment. I need to say it. I want to clarify that I worked, I was not a whore “warned Maria Alejandra Guillenmother of Enzo Comelli.
As part of hearing number 12, the woman supported her son, whom she described as follows: “Enzo played sports and worked in a bowling alley, with that he paid for his vacations.”
When the lawyer Hugo Tomei asked her how the Báez Sosa case had an impact on her family, the witness replied through tears: “Life changed for all of us”in addition to insisting on the alleged threats and “harassment” received since then.
“My life changed that day. I can’t go out on the street”declared the mother of one of the defendants.
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In the same direction was expressed Maria Paula Cinalli, mother of Blas Cinalli and aunt of Luciano and Ciro Pertossi, who did not forget Burlando during his testimony. “He called me a whore when he called my son a son of a bitch. And that crowns a series of unfortunate events that arose on January 18, 2020,” the woman emphasized in her statement.
“I wonder what they’re laughing athad questioned Mocking the rugbiers for his attitude during the hearing on Wednesday, January 4. “Even if they laugh for a matter that has nothing to do with the trial, in this, which is a temple, which is the courtroom where Fernando’s parents are, they cannot laugh at anything”.
Regarding the crime and his son, Maria Paula Cinalli pointed out. “I was finishing fifth year. He was late because he had repeated a couple of times. He played rugby. Student, athlete and friend. He came to me with the proposal to go to Gesell. It was the first time I didn’t go with him.”
“It’s a very big misfortune,” the woman continued. “I don’t want to think regarding what the boy’s parents have gone through [por Fernando]. But we also feel it and we suffer from it”, graphed the mother of one of the eight defendants.
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