Public Prosecutor Adrián Arribas spoke at the door of the San Justo Court and provided details of the statement given by Joseph Freyser Zabaleta Cubas, better known as 'Señor Jota'. He stated that he 'denied the facts' and even emphasized that he 'does not know the other detainees'. Additionally, he announced that this Thursday, three other accused individuals will give their statements.
Public Prosecutor Adrián Arribas commented on the testimony of Joseph Freyser Zabaleta Cubas, known as 'Señor Jota'. In his statement, he denied his involvement in the crimes and claimed he does not know the other detainees. The prosecutor also confirmed that Zabaleta Cubas was a police officer in Peru and described the case as a 'smokescreen'. According to the prosecutor, one of the accused recognizes him as 'father', and there are reports from Peru and data on his movements.
It was confirmed that a notebook containing phone numbers and notes, as well as a list of all visitors, was seized from cell number 4 at the Cavia jail. The prosecutor also reported that they have evidence that Mónica Mujica, wife of Víctor Sotacuro, was aware of everything and used a specific application to delete all data from the accused's phone.
The lawyer requested new statements for Florencia Ibáñez, Mujica, and Sotacuro, which will take place on the morning of Thursday, October 30th.
