They find photos of Facundo Castro’s DNI on the phone …

A photo of the ID of Facundo Castro It was found on the cell phone of one of the police officers involved, during a telephone survey. The find occurred three and a half months after the disappearance of the young man
, which was last seen on April 30.

It is the phone of Jana Curuhinca and contradicts the testimony of officer Alberto González, who arrested the 22-year-old on route 3. According to the police statement, at that time Castro did not carry a document.

“When we made the complaint, the police at all times told us that Facundo was circulating without any type of documentation. In addition, Curuhinca was the one who took the photo of Facundo in front of a patrol car, “he said. Cristina Castro placeholder image, mother of the victim, in statements to Futurock.

The plaintiff lawyer Luciano Pretto affirmed this Friday that the photo would have been taken in the same procedure carried out in Mayor Buratovich at 10 in the morning of April 30, in which a photo of Facundo was taken from behind next to a patrol car.

For the complaint, this is one more element that endorses as “the only sustainable hypothesis” that Facundo was the victim of one “forced disappearance at the hands of the Buenos Aires police“.

According to Castro, “all this information is attached to the case”, so that it demands that progress be made “in the arrest of the four suspected officers.” Also remembered the message that officer Mario Gabriel Sosa sent to Jana Curuhinca
in which he asks her to stay calm because “no one is going to know that it was us. Last we were doing our job and following orders from the boss”.

The family of the disappeared young man assures that the prosecutor Ulpiano Martínez is part of the cover-up plot deployed in the case. “We are waiting to see how we continue in Justice. I feel unprotected and undervalued as a woman. They violated my son’s rights and mine as well. I will not tolerate any more faults on the part of Martínez“said Castro.

Facundo Astudillo Castro
He was last seen on April 30, when he left the town of Pedro Luro, heading for Bahía Blanca, in full quarantine. Officers Jana Jennifer Curuhinca and Mario Gabriel Sosa were the ones who arrested the 22-year-old on Route 3 that day at 10 in the morning. Both they and the policemen of the next town, Lieutenant Origone, said that they let him continue, that they made him the infraction for circulating without permission in violation of quarantine, but in the few messages rescued in the investigation – the rest were deleted by them themselves – the opposite is evident.

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