Carlos Robledo Puch will regain freedom under an Open Special Regime. According to judicial sources reported to the Argentine News Agency, the famous serial killer, who has been imprisoned for more than 50 years, will access the benefit once the corresponding quota is produced, as long as he grants his consent for this.
This decision marks a milestone in the case of Carlos Robledo Puch, known as "the angel of death." He is attributed with numerous crimes committed in the 1970s, making him one of the most feared murderers in Argentine criminal history. During his long stay in prison, he has been the subject of numerous studies and psychological analyses due to the nature of his crimes.
Over the years, Robledo Puch has maintained a low profile in prison, largely avoiding media attention. His possible release generates controversy in public opinion, with some questioning whether it is appropriate to grant freedom to someone with his criminal record. On the other hand, there is the possibility that he may have achieved effective rehabilitation during his time in prison.
The news of Carlos Robledo Puch's release under an Open Special Regime marks a new chapter in this case that has kept Argentine society on edge for decades. It is expected that in the coming days more details will be known about the conditions of his release and the next steps once he regains his freedom.
