06/19/2021 3:54 PM
Clarín.com
Society
Updated 06/19/2021 3:54 PM
While the Police desperately search for Guadalupe, the 5-year-old girl who disappeared in San Luis, her father, Eric Lucero, asked the Justice to expand the statement to provide new information.
According to her lawyer, the girl's father wants to provide information that came to him in the last hours and that would be linked to
"a close relationship with other members of the family
.
"
Lucero's request was presented this Saturday in court.
It is not yet confirmed when he will be summoned by the judge in the case, Ariel Parrillis.
Guadalupe disappeared on Monday while playing outside her aunt's house.
The search operations were deployed in different parts of the capital of San Luis, without results.
Eric Lucero, Guadalupe's father, in an interview with TN.
Photo Video Capture
Lucero prayed this Saturday that if someone has it, "don't hurt them" and that "if they feel cornered, hand it over or leave it somewhere."
"
I want my daughter back with us and I want her alive
. I would like to know that my daughter is well," said Lucero.
The man maintained that "he has no prior record," he affirmed that he "never" sold drugs or accompanied "anyone anywhere carrying drugs."
Thus, he sought to
discard the versions that speak of an alleged narco revenge
linked to the girl's relatives.
For that reason, Lucero asked that Justice open other avenues of investigation.
"I have no doubts that the police are looking for her and we are all doing everything to find her, and nothing. It is desperate," Lucero said.
The man pointed out that "the worst possibility" of finding the girl without life is latent and commented that with Yamila, his ex-wife and Guadalupe's mother, "it
is exasperating to
live (this situation) in one's own flesh."
"I'm lifeless
,
"
Lucero said about the five days that passed since the girl disappeared from the 544 Viviendas neighborhood, located south of the city of San Luis, when she was
playing on the sidewalk
of an aunt's house, in a celebration of birthday.
The rakes to search for Guadalupe Lucero, this Saturday, in San Luis ANSL Photo
Lucero works at the southern San Luis hospital, where she performs cleaning tasks.
"I am a servant and I work for the inclusion plan, I have rotating hours and outside the hospital I always have the odd little job, because I always worked in construction," he said in dialogue with the
TN
channel
, before going to a mobilization planned for this late in support of the search for her daughter.
And he added: "We want the search for Guadalupe not to stop, so that this continues to make noise everywhere, and that whoever has any data give it. Because the investigation is running out of clues."
For his part, Héctor Zavala, a lawyer who accompanies Guadalupe's father, reiterated that
the investigation into drug trafficking should be discarded
.
"We think the investigation has to take another direction," Zavala said.
And he added: "Not only we are saying it, but it is also being said in the Justice. All the telephones have already been surveyed and
there is no information on the girl's parents
to reinforce this hypothesis."
The lawyer also confirmed Lucero's request to expand the statement they made at first.
The objective, it transpired, is to provide other
data that were arriving in the last hours
.
Likewise, the lawyer considers that although the hypothesis of a sexual attack is not ruled out, the data they have "point to another sector, to a close relationship with other members of the family, which they will make known in due course."
"We want you to be seated in the cause that we provide this information," said the lawyer.
The rakings in search of the girl continued this Saturday in the southwest and northwest areas of the city.
The bed of the Dique Chico, which was drained on Friday, will also be reviewed, a task to which the volunteer firefighters from Córdoba and Mendoza will join.
The investigation is now focused on analyzing in depth all the information collected, including the data that emerged after the offer of the Nation's reward of
2 million pesos
.
LM
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