About
a week after the sentence of the eight rugby players
for the crime of Fernando Báez Sosa was known, his mother shared an image on her Instagram account that moved and was interpreted as a metaphor for her harsh present.
"A week ago
he was born on my window. He's ready to fly
... Cute," Graciela Sosa posted on Instagram, along with a photo of a little bird, apparently
a pigeon, in a pot with flowers
that the woman has in his house.
Although he did not make a direct reference to Fernando or to the court ruling against his son's murderers, the photograph was interpreted metaphorically by the users of the social network, who read it as an allusion to the suffered situation that he had to live. .
With over 800 comments, the post quickly went viral.
In fact, the comments of the users were in that sense.
"Grace!!!
What a beautiful sign
... enjoy the signs that Fer sends you daily to give you the strength you need... to accompany you day by day and above all to always make yourself felt.
Birds are beautiful messengers
. I always accompany you", wrote one user.
"Graciela.
Signs of life
. Fer came to tell you that he is ready to fly! I admire you a lot," was another message in the post that had
more than 21,000 likes
in a few hours on that social network.
Trial for the crime of Fernando Báez Sosa.
Photo Maxi Failla.
"They say that pain is inevitable but that suffering is optional. The time has come to
begin to heal
, soften the soul and continue to strengthen the spirit. Fernando is always and will be present in your life and that love will grow and leave multiplying in everything that surrounds you Graciela. We all admire you! A huge hug!", agreed another user.
Meanwhile, another of the responses read: "I believe in signs. A week ago was Fer's trial. It was a sign that
he was there, with you, with Silvio
. Now Fer can rest in peace, and can fly calmly ".
Graciela Sosa's message.
Instagram Capture
The lives of the rugby players who killed Fernando Báez Sosa, behind bars
Those who walk the
narrow corridors of the "Separation Area
" of Melchor Romero's Alcaidía III do not finish defining whether the rugbiers convicted of the murder of Fernando Báez Sosa are naive or are convinced of a story that appears to have collapsed due to the ruling of the Oral Court of Dolores.
"They still
believe that Justice can consider that it was a death in a fight
and that they can lower their sentence," one of the guards who spoke with one of those who received a life sentence was surprised.
It was after arriving at
pavilion 8
, the same one that they spent almost three years in pretrial detention until the verdict on Monday, February 6, was announced.
Ayrton Viollaz (23) and Enzo Comelli (22) returned to cell number 6. Máximo Thomsen (23) and Luciano Pertossi (21) returned to the bunks in cell 7;
Lucas Pertossi (23) and Blas Cinalli (21) were in number 8 and Ciro Pertossi (22) once again shared number 9 with Matías Benicelli (23).
None requested psychological assistance
, a contribution that the Buenos Aires Penitentiary Service (SPB) offers to detainees who are going through situations of extreme tension, such as the hearing in which the Oral Criminal Court No. 1 of Dolores ordered life sentences for five of the defendants. and 15 years in prison for the remaining three.
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