2023-06-30 00:52:22
Within the framework of the investigation into the disappearance and murder of Cecilia Strzywoski, the Special Prosecutor Team (EFE) held a press conference this Thursday to give details of the case and ratify the request for preventive detention for the seven people involved.
The 28-year-old was last seen alive on June 2, in the city of Resistencia, Chaco province. For the crime, the seven accused were prosecuted this Thursday with preventive detention, as ordered by the team of prosecutors in a ruling of 175 pages.
The EFE measure fell on Cecilia’s husband, César Sena (19), who was charged with the authorship of the femicide; his parents, Emerenciano Sena (59) and Marcela Acuña (51), as co-authors of the murder; and regarding the driver José Gustavo Obregón (42), his wife Fabiana González (36), the landlord of the camp of the main suspects, Gustavo Melgarejo (29), and his partner Griselda Reinoso (42), all of them accused of “aggravated concealment of the crime.
The remains will be analyzed in Córdoba
Within the framework of the investigation, the prosecutor’s team explained that they found bone remains corresponding not only to the extremities of a body but also to the skull of “the same adult person.”
Nelia Velázquez, one of the prosecutors, indicated that the remains will be sent to Córdoba for analysis. “This study can take a month and there is the possibility that there will be no results due to the state they were in,” she said.
It is worth mentioning that these remains were calcined and, in addition, they had also been in water.
48 key minutes in the case
For the EFE, the murder occurred on June 2, the date on which she was last seen at the home of the couple Emerenciano Sena and his wife, Marcela Acuña. In addition, they indicated that César Sena “took advantage of an unequal relationship of power and economic dependence” to perpetrate the crime.
That day, the murder occurred “between 12:13 and 1:01 p.m.,” they said. For prosecutors, it was a plan “devised to kill Cecilia.” “They deceived her by telling her that she would travel with César to the city of Ushuaia, under the promise that they would have housing and three jobs,” they added.
For the Prosecutor’s Office, that June 2, César entered, together with Cecilia, the interior of her parents’ home, located at 1460 Santa María de Oro Street, at 9:16 in the morning. Once inside, between 12:13 and 1:01 p.m., Emerenciano Sena and Marcela Acuña “proceeded to kill Cecilia,” they ratified.
Marcela Acuña, César Sena and Emerenciano Sena, three main defendants.
According to his reconstruction of the event, at 4:58 p.m. José Obregón arrived aboard his gray Citroen C4 car, while at 5:12 p.m. Fabiana Cecilia González did, aboard her motorcycle, both entering the house in order to Collaborate with the task of making traces and/or evidence disappear from the scene of the event.
“At 7:27 p.m., César Sena and Obregón loaded Cecilia’s body into the trunk of the white Hilux, and then headed towards Campo Rossi, located in the Rural Zone of the town of Puerto Tirol, where with the collaboration of Gustavo Melgarejo and Griselda Reinoso, caretakers of the property, proceeded to cremate the body, in order to make its remains disappear,” they added.
The accusations to dictate preventive detention
César Sena: triple aggravated homicide due to the relationship and for having been committed in the context of gender violence, as the perpetrator; and by the premeditated competition of two or more people, as co-author. Emerenciano Sena: homicide qualified by the premeditated competition of two or more people, as co-author. Marcela Acuña: homicide qualified by the premeditated competition of two or more people , as co-author.Fabiana Cecilia González: aggravated cover-up.José Gustavo Obregón: aggravated cover-up.Gustavo Melgarejo: aggravated cover-up.Griselda Lucía Reinoso: aggravated cover-up.
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