The third and final raid in which they collected personal items from which DNA was extracted confirmed the identity of Alejandro Sandoval Fontana, was done according to law. This is clear from the testimony today in the Federal Oral Court No. 6.
The first round of hearings the day was led by federal agents, experts and witnesses who participated in the three raids conducted during the investigation of the cause. In the morning the officer said Deputy Inspector Sebastian Luis Meritello, belonging to the Security and Custody Division of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Meritello, who by then was serving in the Operations Division and the State Security Department, was responsible for transporting the items seized at the home of Don Torcuato Alejandro Sandoval Fontana where he lived until the Durand Hospital, site of the National Genetic Data Bank ( BNDG) in the Federal Capital.
's testimony Osvaldo Adolfo Porcel, in particular, left many questions. As principal officer of the Federal Police, currently deputy in Bell-Porcel intervened in the first and second raid ordered by the judge Servini de Cubria in which they sought DNA evidence containing young, and both were negative.
generated almost the same doubts the testimony of Alejandro Antonio Ladra, official auxiliary of the PFA who participated, he said, as "support" in the raids. His signature appeared on the stock "type Ziploc" where objects were made for carrying the BNDG for analysis. "It is unusual to sign the stock market," said Barks. Prosecutors asked about their studies:
"I'm not the issue," said the officer.
- But did you study? "Said the prosecutor.
-Veterinary.
Next was the turn of Jorge Alberto Corinaldesi, principal officer of the PFA, for two years in the Mercedes delegation, and Martin and Alfredo Javier Gustavo Albornoz Cayetano, the last two witnesses signed the second raid on August 9, 2005 . This raid would be annulled days later by Servini de Cubria.
Based on the questions put to them by judges of the court, the complaint and the prosecution, it was found that the second raid was concocted to favor the appropriator Victor Rei. Irregularities were also in subsequent court statements.
"My boss had a son named Alexander, told Martin," then the police took us to witness and sought personal items, linens, towels, I was in the living room, I saw them releasing things. " The witness replied that he did not remember entering either the bathroom or to the rooms. "I think I did not see the objects. Do not give importance to being a witness, I did not pay attention. "
Martin, like robe, was employed by the bakery where he worked for Alexander and left to witness the raid to make the "gauchos" to his boss, Alberto Villar, brother who at the time was father of Alexander. "Police went to the bakery before we went home in a car with Alexander and the woman got off and went together."
There were more inconsistencies in the testimony of Martin. Roqueta The judge asked why the statement after the raid said it was unoccupied, and that since 1996 worked at the bakery. "Maybe because he was not white. For five, six years that I'm white, "said Martin, visibly nervous at that point and understanding that out as a witness, as he explained Roqueta, is not something minor.
"'Salime witness,' he said ... now I realize which is more important, "he admitted. Judge Martinez Sobrino, meanwhile, marked him in his statement of August 24, 2005, after the raid, had made no reference to who knew the wife of Alexander and the bakery was her father. Martin does not remember if the house they were left near or far from the bakery of Don Torcuato where she still works.
For his part, Cayetano Alfredo Albornoz, Martin's partner in the bakery, was a bit more precise: "It was ten o'clock or so, I was weighing pan, a person came and took me to the house of the son of Bakery owner (referred Alexander). I said people who were there at the bakery was to search the house, they were plainclothes police, I saw no plates, no, the house was about 15 blocks away, there in Don Torcuato, we come to Alexander and then the other people. "
Albornoz, who for over 20 years working in the bakery, declare a week later in Comodoro Py. "'Look, tomorrow we go to the Capital', they told me the night before, then my wife said, 'Take away the documents'." Albornoz said he did not remember that you have read the report that was made to sign or that you've had any questions. He could not have read because, as he responded to Roqueta, is illiterate.
In the afternoon, appeared before the court officer Daniel Andres Vergara, who took the photographs in the third and last raid, when he kidnapped the toothbrush where the DNA was found, and Miguel MartÃn Palma Liuzzi and Adrian Anibal Fernandez both witnesses to the proceeding. Liuzzi Palma and Fernandez testified that the raid was carried out according to current regulations and without irregularities.
Vergara said that the raid took place at dawn, there was no one in the area for which they did a tour to find two witnesses, until the intersection of Route 202 and Pan American at a bus stop, they found Liuzzi Palma and Fernandez. From there he went to the house of Alexander, who "got upset at the time" but after they opened, along with witnesses were room by room, kidnapped sheets and pillowcases, two toothbrushes and, at the request of the expert the procedure, a cigarette butt to take down Alexander. Liuzzi
Palma (33) and Fernandez (31), both employees of a transport company, were waiting for the bus to the output of their work when the police picked them up to witness the last and final raid home of Alexander. Both of them narrated in detail how it developed the procedure provided in their presence, and how they read and were asked to read the minutes they signed.
should add that before starting the hearing today, Judge Maria del Carmen Roqueta informed the court's refusal to request an extension of defense testimony of Alejandro Sandoval Fontana, to put him a second time on trial at the position of having to testify in favor of Rei, plunging deeper into the victim as a victim.
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