The sixth hearing of the trial against Oscar González, at the Villa Dolores Courts, revealed one of the strongest disclosures of the process so far. The witness Nelson Cortez, who served in the Highway Police, stated that from his superiors it was ordered to "let González pass" freely on the road.
"It was something common. He didn't have to be stopped," Cortez affirmed before the court. The witness added that many irregularities are silenced within the force and that those who are not functional to what is requested end up being harmed, a statement he made only now because, as he said, he no longer belongs to the Police.
The same witness recounted that, minutes before the crash, González's car overtook them at a speed he described as "very, very fast," estimating it to be double his own while he was traveling at 100 km/h. Another witness, Luis Friedreich, placed the speed of the vehicle between 120 and 130 km/h.
The reconstruction of the moments before Oscar González's crash
Jonathan Rodríguez and Ana Faraoni, occupants of a Fiat Siena that was traveling behind Alejandra Bengoa's car, stated that the teacher attempted to overtake a truck several times before succeeding, in a maneuver over a double yellow line. Neither of them saw the exact moment of the impact.
