CASO AGOSTINA: Los detalles de la inspección en la "Casa del Horror" con el Dr. Carlos Nayi

Sixty-one days after the crime that shocked everyone, a new judicial inspection was carried out at the house where Agostina's femicide occurred. Dr. Carlos Nayi, the family's lawyer, provides exclusive details about this procedure requested by the defense of Marianela Palmero, the last person arrested and charged with aggravated concealment. In this video, we explore the "scene of the crime": a 226-square-meter house described as a scene of neglect and horror. We analyze the relevance of the acoustic analysis and why the prosecution maintains that Palmero heard the victim's cries for help despite the house's structure. Key points of the interview: The defense's objective in requesting a new inspection. Description of the "blind room": the place where Agostina was held captive. The technological evidence: the key text message that implicates Barelier's partner. The state of the house: clutter, filth, and a "gloomy" atmosphere. 0:00 Introduction: 61 Days of the Agostina Case 1:00 The Reason for the New Judicial Inspection 1:45 Marianela Palmero's Situation and the Defense 2:30 Acoustic Analysis: What Was Heard in the House? 3:15 The Key Message: Barelier and the Cover-Up 4:00 Description of the "House of Horrors" and the Disarray 5:10 The "Blind Room": Ground Zero of the Sexual Assault 6:00 Is There New Evidence? The Right to a Defense 7:00 Procedural Guarantees and the Role of the Prosecutor 7:45 ​​Final Reflections on the Crime Scene La Voz en Vivo presents, Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., the most important news to start your day: top-level journalism, relevant interviews, and more. Follow us on our social media channels and our website:   / lavozcomar     / lavozcomar     / lavoz.com.ar   https://www.lavoz.com.ar/