US EditionHe Murdered His Partner and Justified the Cremation by COVID: Cacique Marcelo Núñez Was Acquitted for Lack of Evidence and Was Released
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Cacique mbya Marcelo Núñez was released for the benefit of the doubt. He was suspected of having murdered his partner during the pandemic. The young woman's body was incinerated.
Marcelo Núñez (40), a Guaraní chief, was acquitted of the charge of femicide and released, despite having been in prison for five years.The decision of the Oberá Criminal Court was based on the impossibility of proving the crime, since the body of the victim, María Solange Diniz Rabela (22), was incinerated, preventing the cause of her death from being determined at the autopsy.The ruling was delivered this Thursday in Oberá, Misiones and is the…
This was determined by the Criminal Court One of Oberá, Misiones, which acquitted the excacique of the community mbya guarani Tarumá Poty in the case for the death that occurred in April 2020. He was detained since then, appointed as the main accused of the crime that shocked the community. Read more
After more than five years in pretrial detention, the chief Marcelo Núñez, accused of the femicide of his partner María Solange Diniz Rabela (22), was acquitted this morning for the benefit of the doubt after two days of oral trial before the Criminal Court One of Oberá. The sentence of magistrates Francisco Aguirre, Horacio Paniagua and Julio Carvallo was issued at 11.40, after almost an hour and a half of deliberation in the secret chamber of …
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