Buenos Aires, February 10 (NA) – The defense of Emerenciano Sena, one of those sentenced to life imprisonment for the femicide of Cecilia Strzyzowski, announced that it will appeal the sentence handed down this Tuesday in the province of Chaco. “We already have the appeal for cassation ready,” stated Ricardo Osuna in a conversation with the Argentine News Agency, adding that he will file this appeal together with the other lawyers. Emerenciano, father of César and husband of Marcela Acuña, received a life sentence for being considered a necessary participant in the aggravated homicide by kinship and by mediating gender-based violence. In turn, Osuna emphasized that the culprits, who are detained in the Resistencia jail, “are on a hunger and dry strike.” The case. The young woman was last seen on June 2, 2023, when she entered a house that the Sena family had on the outskirts of Resistencia, but never left, according to images provided by security cameras located in the neighborhood. Although the body was never found, prosecutors gathered sufficient evidence to establish that the woman was murdered, dismembered, and then incinerated, while her remains were scattered in an area adjacent to the property of her in-laws. This case was considered the most important and shocking in the history of the province, which had national scope and also revealed the link between the convicted and some members of the political power of Chaco.
