02/18/2020 - 12:41
- Clarín.com
- Society
"I know it is a sad time for everyone and that it makes me angry because I did not deserve to leave so young. We can only thank you for waking up one more day to face. We will enjoy life for Shei and for all those who are no longer there."
With those words, Pablo Lenin published a farewell message on social networks for his friend Sheila Spagnolo, the 26-year-old girl who died Sunday morning in a country in Pilar, who had gone to participate in a meeting of friends.
In his post, Pablo said that he had shared moments with the young woman on a trip to Brazil.
"Today is a sad day. I learned that my friend Sheila Spagnolo died yesterday of a cardiac arrest. I know she won't read anything I know this but I want you to know how beautiful shei was and how fortunate I feel to have met her and of being able to say that she was my friend. We spent unforgettable moments on the big island (Brazil) that made us grow and learn a lot, "began the posting she made on her Facebook profile.
The photo that Pablo Lenin uploaded when he fired Sheila Spagnolo (right), the young woman who died in a country in Pilar. (Photo: Facebook)
The young woman's death is being investigated by Justice. As Clarín learned, Spagnolo - who lived in Caballito with a grandfather - had arrived with two friends at about 23 on Saturday at the Las Brisas de Pilar country club. There they had decided to join with four other companions who were already in the place. Some knew each other from school.
During the evening nothing happened that could indicate what would happen a few hours later. The group of friends "had dinner, drank several beers, consumed marijuana and also shared some ecstasy pills," sources explained.
Everything seemed to happen normally, until after 6 Sunday, Sheila began to decompensate and lost consciousness. The people who were at her side tried to assist her. As the situation seemed out of control, they called an ambulance; "Some, even, as they could, tried to bring it back to themselves," the sources said. But it was in vain.
At the property where Sheila died, investigators found traces of the drugs they had used, which is why the owner of the country club house and the young woman who provided the drugs were accused by the Drug Law.
Sheila Spagnolo, the young woman who died in a country in Pilar. (Photo: Facebook)
The preliminary autopsy report, which was made this Monday afternoon at the Judicial Morgue in San Fernando, determined that Sheila died from an "anoxia (lack of oxygen due to pulmonary edema").
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