The murder of Fabián Gutiérrez, businessman and former secretary of Nestor and Cristina Kirchner, generated all kinds of conjectures especially from the political space of Together for Change. However, his family belies that there is a political motive involved and claims that it was someone who wanted to take advantage of “a local business.” Meanwhile, autopsy data – revealed in the last few hours – indicate that he died of “mechanical asphyxiation” and was previously hanged several times with an element, stabbed three times in the neck and struck twice in the skull, although he also had other blows on different parts of the body.
The lawyer of the family of the victim Gabriel Giordano – who will form a complainant in the case – noted in dialogue with TN that in gutty gutiers rule out “the question of the political” in the crime and referred to a “rush of some social communicators and political sectors of Argentina” who “wanted to “tarnish the mourning of this family without information”.
Fabián Gutierrez with Cristina Kirchner.
“It is clear that there is a confluence of elements here: the victim and the perpetrators fully knew each other, not only who is originally supposed to be the material author of the event but the rest of the participants. They are all people between the ages of 19 and 20 and are not linked to any mafia organization,” the lawyer said.
He added: “Here there was obviously a fact of atrocious violence, framed in an issue that has to do with the lack of various elements, it can be money and objects that were already kidnapped in the cause, there are objects that were inside the home of one of the accused.” According to Giordano, the entrepreneur’s family shuffles a “concrete theory” that “will astonish those who have revealed the theory of political linkage”: “That test is duly preserved and reserved and is linked rather to a matter of a local nature, to a business of a local nature that there was and some person accessed that information and intended to obtain some benefit from Gutierrez”.
Images of the operative in Río Gallegos.
Finally, the lawyer said they are happy with the judicial and the investigations and that they do not believe that there are elements that suggest that the case should be investigated in the federal jurisdiction. By the fact facing facundo Zaeta; his brother, Agustín Zaeta, Facundo Gómez and Pedro Nicolas Monzón, all between the ages of 20 and 25.
