The disturbing way in which Pequeño J ended Lara Gutiérrez's life has come to light.

The investigation into the triple femicide of Brenda Del Castillo, Morena Verdi, and Lara Gutiérrez has entered a key stage. In recent hours, the accused Celeste Guerrero expanded her statement before the court and provided details that directly link Tony Janzen Valverde Victoriano, also known as "Pequeño J", to Lara's death. Her testimony, which doesn't include requests for judicial benefits, has had a strong impact on the case file.

According to the lawyer for one of the victims' families, Diego Storto, Guerrero confirmed and expanded on her previous statements: "She recounted some rather grim details regarding Lara's death, that 'Pequeño J' suffocated her," the attorney specified.

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The information was reported on TN by journalist Marcelo Peláez. "The depositions have ended, some refused to speak. Who spoke again? Celeste. The prosecutor is cautious with her because in her first statement she said she hadn't been in the house when the three girls were killed. Now she spoke again based on what, according to her, others told her, especially Miguel Ángel Villanueva," he explained.

According to her account, when Guerrero returned to the house, she saw Villanueva with blood on his hands. "He replied that it was because he had to use a screwdriver to attack one of the girls when she tried to escape," Peláez recounted.

In another part of her testimony, Guerrero stated that it was Villanueva himself who told her that "Pequeño J" had suffocated Lara Gutiérrez until she died. These words, although indirect, add to the evidence and testimonies already held by the prosecution, which considers the investigative stage closed.

The prosecution moves toward pretrial detention

The prosecutor in charge of the case plans to submit a request for pretrial detention for all the accused to the La Matanza Court of Guarantees in the coming hours. "The investigation is practically closed and the responsibility of the main defendants has been clearly defined," judicial sources detailed.

Among those detained are Tony Janzen Valverde Victoriano ("Pequeño J"), identified as the perpetrator of Lara's murder; Miguel Ángel Villanueva, accused of actively participating in the attack; and Celeste Guerrero, charged as a possible co-perpetrator.

Despite having cooperated with information, Guerrero is not exempt from responsibility. "For the prosecution and for the private plaintiff, all this information is important, but that doesn't mean she ceases to be the perpetrator or co-perpetrator of the crimes she is charged with," attorney Storto clarified.

The disturbing way in which Pequeño J ended Lara Gutiérrez's life has come to light.

The disturbing way in which Pequeño J ended Lara Gutiérrez's life has come to light.

The prosecution moves toward pretrial detention

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