The lawyer Fernando Burlando, who represents the parents of Fernando Báez Sosa in the trial against the group of rugby players that murdered him three years ago in Villa Gesell, took advantage of the
impasse
until the allegations to walk through Pinamar, play a polo match at the sand in front of the sea and look for
a flash drive with a video that will be key
to his exhibition next week.
Wearing a white T-shirt, glasses, sunscreen that leaves him practically white and riding boots, the media lawyer plays for the Trapiche team with the polo manager Juan Cruz Cardoso.
On the opposite side, the polo player and businessman Alex Bazán and Julio Junco, sponsored by Issue, are wearing pink bibs.
"It was pretty bad for us," the lawyer confesses to
Clarín
as soon as he dismounts and agrees to a quick note.
"I had told you no, but the truth is that I see that you are working," he explained.
While he is taking photos with some people who came to greet him, a collaborator will bring him a flash drive.
The flash drive will be a key piece of Fernando Burlando's argument in the trial for the murder of Fernando Báez Sosa.
Photo: Fernando de la Orden
Handy with the press, look at the small group that approached the back room of the game.
"I'm going to tell you an anecdote about Silvino, which I may have already told," he announces to
Clarín
and turns to the photographer: "Meanwhile, take a picture like this in this frame."
"Take out, take out with confidence," he repeats before starting to tell that "Barby" Franco, his wife, one day took pictures of the girl: "He grabbed her, put her like this, put her here. A production of photos was put together as if it were hers, Barby's. So, at one point I was a little confused and I told her: 'Don't make the girl work, let her rest'".
And he continues: "I arrive at the studio and I tell Graciela (Fernando Báez Sosa's mother): 'Look what Barby is having, she has been taking pictures of the girl since 9 in the morning. She is making her work. I am going to denounce for making her work." Obviously, humping. And Silvino answers me: "Fernando, the last memories I have of Fernando (Báez Sosa) were precisely photos like that (and makes a gesture of covering his face).
Let her take a hundred thousand photos They
are the last memories I have of Fernando and I regret not having hugged him.
"We are going to show a new video on the allegations," says Fernando Burlando to Clarín.
Photo: Fernando de la Orden / Special Envoy -
– Clarify me something. You were telling me that you came to Pinamar to look for this flash drive. Containing?
–The flash drive is part of the plea that Fabián, Facu Améndola and I are going to make.
We will show the pictures with spot tracking.
It was made by Flavio Silva's Hobby Studio Creativo, who with his heart helped us by putting the best technology in the country.
I thought that this could be done by Justice.
Unfortunately, we do not have the means, but we are going to show it to you like this, with an image, name and surname, who were the ones who attacked Fer.
The “Beach Polo Ufo Point” event developed in the homonymous hostel, was an activity on the sand, open to the public for free.
The journalist Gonzalo Rodríguez, known as "Gonzalito", also participated due to his passage through the
CQC
program .
–It's not the first time you've participated in this sporting event, right?
–Yes, it is very fun to find this unique setting of the beach, of the sea of sun.
The color of the sea is beautiful and the people, too, giving all their hearts.
The polo demonstration, in which Burlando participated, was followed by tourists from the beach.
Photo: Fernando de la Orden / Special Envoy -
–Did you need to de-stress after everything that has been the trial?
-Look, they were long days, but I'm going to be frank.
We really enjoy our work.
It seems that we were in the middle of the year, not at the beginning, due to the energy and power that Fabián, our children, the entire team that accompanies us is putting into it, which is very committed.
And you know that when there is commitment, the fatigue is not felt.
Obviously, this creates such a beautiful cut and with such a beautiful landscape that it does very well.
-Yesterday you experienced very dramatic moments in Dolores, as the last trial hearing coincided with the three-year anniversary of the crime, how does it fit you as the family's lawyer?
–We have a very nice relationship with Graciela and Silvino.
Everybody.
Not only me, even Barby (Franco, his wife) who is in Buenos Aires communicating with Graciela all the time to see how she is.
I think that all this was a great torment for these parents, because seeing the images of Fer is a great torment.
Having to see the images of Fer brutally murdered and repeat them and repeat them.
Having had to put up with so many things speaks of his great courage and strength to seek justice.
That this is ultimately only going to give you an answer, nothing more.
To the "selfies", Fernando Burlando greeted followers in Pinamar.
Photo: Fernando de la Orden / Special Envoy
–It is a crime with deep class hatred, and today you are in a polo match, a sport that not everyone has access to. What message will this trial give society?
–We are in a moment, and I have maintained this a long time ago, my daughters taught me, that bullying and discrimination are out of fashion, it is part of antiquity, of prehistory.
And in youth groups all is not lost, quite the contrary.
Precisely in this trial the young people gave us the example.
My daughter, Fabian's children, the young witnesses who pledged themselves so that the truth would be known.
The lawyer continues: "Not everything is darkness or violence. We do have to fight against these small groups that can cause a tragedy to an unforgettable family, not only because of the tragedy and pain, but because of the way. Because if this had After the past, perhaps the consolation for these parents would be different. But remembering every morning the savage attack and beating that Fernando suffered must be something devastating, intolerable for any citizen."
Beach polo "is a lot of fun," says lawyer Fernando Burlando.
Photo: Fernando de la Orden / Special Envoy -
Next week the arguments will begin in the final stretch of the trial, which consisted of thirteen hearings.
On Wednesday it will be the turn of prosecutors Gustavo García and Juan Manuel Dávila, and the complaint by Fernando Burlando and Fabián Améndola.
The next day, the lawyer for the eight rugby players accused of killing him, Hugo Tomei, will have his turn.
After the arguments of the three parties, the judges of the Oral Criminal Court (TOC) 1 of Dolores, made up of the president María Claudia Castro, Christian Ariel Rabaia and Emiliano Lázzari, will decide the future of Máximo Thomsen (23), Luciano Pertossi (21), Ciro Pertossi (22), Lucas Pertossi (23), Ayrton Viollaz (23), Enzo Comelli (22), Matías Benicelli (23) and Blas Cinalli (21).
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