Jury in Córdoba: the three prosecutors who investigated the Dalmasso case were dismissed for poor performance

Finally, in Córdoba, the fate of the three prosecutors who investigated the

crime of Nora Dalmasso between 2006 and 2019.

Javier Di Santo, Daniel Miralles and Luis Pizarro were dismissed from office.

On Wednesday night, in the Legislature of Córdoba, the verdict was read out. The definitions were unanimous and were in line with the accusation made by the province's Deputy Attorney General, Bettina Croppi

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The judicial official maintained that prosecutors directed the investigation for years to the victim's intimate environment and failed to investigate other hypotheses, despite the existence of genetic tests that eventually pointed to the parquetist Roberto Bárzola, whose DNA tested positive in December 2024.

In addition, he said that the victim was investigated more than the perpetrator of the crime.

Historic jury in Córdoba for the Dalmasso case

First, the jury decided to reject the arguments of nullity of the trial that had been made by the defendants' defenses

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Di Santo was dismissed from his position as Attorney for Education and Family (2nd shift), with a seat in the city of Rio Cuarto, for serious negligence and poor performance. In addition, he was disqualified from holding public office in the Provincial Justice

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Meanwhile, Daniel Pedro Miralles was dismissed from his position as prosecutor of Multiple Education, also with a seat in the city of Rio Cuarto, for serious negligence and poor performance. He was also disqualified from holding positions in the Provincial Justice

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Luis Roberto Pizarro was also dismissed from his position as prosecutor for the Fight against Drug Trafficking in the city of Rio Tercero, for serious negligence and poor performance. He was disbarred from holding positions in the Provincial Justice

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The grounds for the ruling will be announced on May 20.

It should be remembered that the jury was chaired by legislator Julieta Rinaldi and comprised of her peers Facundo Torres, Miguel Nicolás and Walter Gispert and the member of the Superior Court of Justice of Córdoba, Aida Tarditti.

The Macarrón, present in the courtroom

Marcelo Macarrón and their sons Facundo and Valentina, who promoted the impeachment of the three prosecutors after the acquittal of the trial, were present in the courtroom and returned

to demand dismissal.

The Macarrón were thrilled and satisfied to learn of the ruling.