The tragic fate of Silvina Luna, a news story that shocked the country, will be portrayed in a documentary series that promises to be a raw testimony of her final years. The production will not only address her career under the public eye but will also delve into her legal battle against surgeon Aníbal Lotocki. Journalist Pía Shaw revealed exclusive details about the project on the show 'Sálvese quien pueda'. 'She got to know more hospital guards in a year than all of us put together,' she added. According to her, the series is in post-production and will feature the voices of her inner circle, as well as those who helped her legally: 'It will also be seen in this docu where journalists speak, the prosecutor of the case, and Burlando,' she previewed. 'No one has seen this material, post-production is finishing. It's going to be very strong when we see this,' she added. '#AgenciaNA If you knew what the last ten years of Silvina's life were like'. 'When we met'. 'Obviously, it was very important to me. I miss her a lot to this day,' it was reported. According to what Noticias Argentinas agency learned, the documentary will feature unseen material that Luna herself recorded before her death, thus fulfilling one of her last wishes. 'It's a docuserie where you will see her with the material she left recorded, that she wanted to be seen, with friends.' 'It will take time, it will be several chapters with very strong voices, but above all, you will see her. Obviously, I remember her every day. Of course, many of those who are part of it signed a contract and cannot tell too many details, but you will hear her brother Ezequiel speaking for the first time,' she added. In turn, Ximena Capristo, an intimate friend of Silvina Luna, confirmed her participation in the series: 'I signed a document where they could pass my image. Actually, the part they are going to pass of mine is when we are inside the Big Brother house in 2001.' The journalist emphasized the impact of the medical investigation that will be seen in the project: 'I had the opportunity to read all the work done by the forensic medical team. There are also testimonies from patients,' Shaw previewed.
