The most serious evidence is that of concealment: Sale of Contaminated Products: The witness testified that even when tests came back positive for contamination, 'it was known that they would be sold anyway', with the justification that 'they had to sell'. Disappearance of Evidence: Positive microbiological results were noted in notebooks that would 'disappear' when there were rumors of inspections by ANMAT (National Administration of Medicines, Food and Medical Technology). The new testimony, added to previous testimonies and internal chats incorporated into the file, strengthens the hypothesis that the irregularities were not isolated errors, but a sustained system to maintain production even when controls failed. Kreplak's investigation already has 14 indicted individuals—including owners and directors—accused of adulterating medicinal substances with fatal outcomes, a case already compared to the tragedies of Cromañón and Once.
