As revealed, the woman had previously abandoned the child and then initiated actions to recover it. “He left him, he left, as he did with the other children of Misiones. And then I wanted to have it,” he said. As a result of this process, a judicial dispute developed that culminated in the transfer of the child to maternal housing, a situation that he described as “a horror
”.
Criticism also reached the professionals who intervened in the case. López pointed to the psychologist who participated in the reconnection process, whom he held responsible for the reports that led to the change of custody. “He made a false note to get the baby out of me and hand him over to the murderer and the murderer,” he reported
.In addition, he assured that he did not have full participation in the judicial process. “They didn't let me participate, they didn't call me. I doubt until they have brought my son to that supposed hearing,” he said, questioning the development of the actions
.The father also reported situations that evidenced a deterioration in the child's living conditions after the change of custody. “I would send him dirty to the garden, hungry. I saw it, I have photos, videos. Nobody listened to me,” he said.
In that regard, he noted that he presented evidence to his lawyer and other authorities without obtaining answers. “If they had done things properly, my son would be alive,” he concluded
.The case is still under investigation and progress is expected in the next few hours with the formal indictment of the detainees.













