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Lucio in heaven and his murderers in hell: beating in prison and today they announce the sentence

Two weeks after being found guilty of “homicide qualified by the link, treachery and cruelty” for the murder of Lucio Dupuy, the baby’s mother, Magdalena Esposito Valenti and your partner, abigail paezthey are already carrying out “the sentence” of the harsh prison environment: shortly after having arrived at the Penitentiary Complex No. 1 of San Luis They were severely beaten by other inmates, which is why they had to be isolated. Meanwhile, this Friday the Pampas court made up of judges Andrés Olié, Daniel Sáez Zamora and Alejandra Ongaro will announce the sentence for both women for the crime, which could become life imprisonment.

As happened in the case of the announcement of the ruling that ended up determining the guilt of Espósito Valenti and Páez, the judicial hearing will be broadcast live from Santa Rosa, and it was difficult for the two condemned will not attend that readingsince they improved in San Luis jail.

They beat Magdalena Espósito Valenti and Abigail Páez in jail

It should be noted that Lucio’s mother and her partner were initially detained in a Pampean police station, where they had already suffered episodes of violence and for this reason they were transferred to the prison complex in the neighboring province of San Luis. However, the scene inside the walls did not change, and they barely met other inmates. Esposito Valenti and Páez were beatenTherefore, the authorities of that detention center had to order that certain isolated ones, so that the undetermined punishments were even greater.

Who is Ana Clara Pérez Ballester, the judge who gave Lucio Dupuy’s mother custody?

Lucio Dupuy.

Expectation for the sentence against the murderers of Lucio Dupuy

Apart from the sentences that are announced this Friday, the lawyer for Lucio’s father and grandfather, doctor Mario Aguerrido, will appeal the decision not to sentence Esposito Valenti as also responsible for the sexual abuse of the minor, an accusation that the judges considered proven only in the case of Páez. “We are going to appeal that part of the ruling, because we consider that Espósito Valenti is also responsible for these abuses,” the lawyer said. Prosecutors Verónica Ferrero, Walter Martos and Marcos Sacco will appeal this sentence, demanding that Esposito also be convicted of outrageous sexual abuse.

The sentences in the Lucio Dupuy case have already suffered two postponements, it was finally going to be announced on February 13, but it was left for this Friday, always at the Santa Rosa courthouse. “We don’t expect anything other than a life sentence,” said the Dupuy family lawyer. This Friday the final decision of the judges will be known.

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