Prosecutor Jorge Cáceres explained that the process was delayed due to a lack of legal representation in the femicide case of Cecilia Strzyzowski. The accused are César Sena, the victim's former partner, identified as the material author of the murder, and a couple classified as primary participants, although this situation could change after a request from the plaintiff Gustavo Briend. Additionally, Gustavo Obregón, Gustavo Melgarejo, Fabiana González, and Griselda Reinoso are mentioned as accomplices in the case.
The local media El Norte reported that the draw for the judge in charge of the case will take place between Friday, November 1, and Monday, November 4, at the Jury Trials Office. Although a definitive date for the start of the trial has not been set, it is expected to take place in mid-2025. The group of prosecutors concluded the investigation, which consists of more than 8,000 pages and 352 pieces of evidence.
After appointing attorney Juan Ignacio Moreno, prosecutors Jorge Cáceres Olivera, Juan Martín Bogado, and Nelia Velázquez closed the investigation of the crime that shocked Chaco and the country. Although the case was elevated to trial almost two months ago, issues with the legal defense of the Sena family prevented the file from being closed to assign it to the technical judge who will oversee the jury trial.
The investigation into the femicide of Cecilia Strzyzowski concluded after 17 months, and it is expected that the judge will be drawn for the jury trial that will take place in 2025.
