Buenos Aires, November 18 (NA) – Mechanical expertise in the fatal crash case in José C. Paz, where a married couple died, their three children were injured, and young Michael Carballo is detained, revealed that the pickup truck driven by the accused was traveling between 70 and 100 km/h, averaging 88 km/h. According to information provided to the Argentine News Agency, the official expert who conducted the speedometer analysis determined that Carballo exceeded the maximum permitted speed in the area, which was 60 km/h, although it also expresses that there is some responsibility on the Renault 12, which was traveling at 15 km/h, and in which the victims were with their children. Michael Carballo, detained. Photo: Agencia NA (Networks) Juan Carlos Osorio, the young man's detained lawyer, told NA that the experts for the victims reported that, according to their calculations, the pickup was traveling at 59 km/h and the expert proposed by the defense estimates it was going at 61.75 km/h. Now, it is expected to find out what will happen in the next few hours when the Justice indicates whether it approves or not the denial of the real bail for the young man's release: "It is for a large sum of money that we appeal and ask that it be modified for a guarantee or sworn bail". "We are waiting for that resolution that we will surely have tomorrow and in that sense Carballo will regain his freedom," Osorio exposed. Victims. Photo: Agencia NA (Networks) A point raised by the defender is that both the blood and urine analysis were negative regarding whether he was driving under the influence of alcohol or any type of narcotics. The incident occurred on Friday, October 31, at the intersection of Hipólito Yrigoyen Avenue (Route 197) and Mendoza Street. As a result of the impact, Renzo Benítez and his wife Eliana Ramírez died. #AgenciaNA
