This Saturday, a popular jury convicted members of the so-called “treason.” “Sena clan” for the murder of Cecilia Strzyzowskia verdict that concludes one of the most sensitive cases in Chaco in recent years. The reading took place at the Center for Judicial Studies after Technical Judge Dolly Fernandez confirmed that the 12-member jury had reached the verdict after more than a day of deliberations.
Public hearing has begun Around 3pmwhen Fernandez opened the sealed envelope containing the jury’s conclusions. A few minutes earlier, he had made sure that everyone in the civil court had agreed on the verdict corresponding to each defendant. With the room full, he ordered the defendants to stand and gave way to the jury spokesperson to begin the formal reading.
The first judgment was that caesar sennathe victim’s former partner, was found “guilty as the perpetrator of a murder aggravated by relationship and gender violence.” of The decision was unanimous and placed him primarily responsible for the murder. In front of the judge, Cesar listened to the verdict without flinching.
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Emerenciano Sena’s sister maintains her family’s innocence: “I don’t believe Cesar killed Cecilia.”
The resolution was then read Marcela Veronica AcuñaThe jury also unanimously found Cesar’s mother “guilty as a principal participant.” The defendant used her last words to assert her innocence and launch a criticism of Chaco’s judicial authorities.
The next failure was Emerenciano SennaThe social leader and Cesar’s father declared himself “guilty as a key participant.” “I am innocent, sir,” he said before the jury deliberated, but his reaction was minimal.
Additionally, the civil court found him guilty of “aggravated concealment” Jose Gustavo ObregonA few days ago, he said he was seeking forgiveness for “actions or omissions.” Fabiana Cecilia Gonzálezboth decisions were unanimous. Gustavo Melgarejo He was convicted of a “misdemeanor that is included in a simple crime,” Griselda Lucia Reynoso She was the only person to be acquitted, and the jury unanimously declared her “not guilty” and she was immediately released.
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