Convicted for the Femicide of Micaela Garcia, He Asked to Be Killed for What He Did, but First He Charged the Other Defendant with the Crime.
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“I didn’t kill her,” said Sebastian Wagner, who again pointed out Nestor Pavón as the perpetrator of the murder; he said that “he doesn’t want to live anymore” and apologized to the victim’s family “and to all the Entrerrians.”
In the second hearing for the femicide of Micaela García, the sentenced life imprisonment Sebastian Wagner again testified and denied having committed the crime and pointed to Néstor Pavón as the one who suffocated the young woman. Read more
Sebastian Wagner, sentenced to life imprisonment for the femicide of Micaela García in 2017, declared this Friday in the new trial against Néstor Pavón, in which he seeks to establish whether he participated as a co-author of the crime and not just as a cover-up. Before the court, he said that his then employer abused the young woman and hanged her, related how they transferred the body and claimed that he received money to escape from Gualeguay.
This is Sebastian Wagner, who in the first debate was sentenced to the maximum penalty for the sexual abuse and femicide of the student.
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