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07/01/2021 9:24 AM
Clarín.com
Police
Updated 07/01/2021 9:28 AM
Soledad Elba González is called "La Pochola".
She is 29 years old and the girlfriend of a murder convict: she is serving a 16-year sentence for co-perpetrating a murder.
The woman extorted men after establishing some type of contact, through social networks or through cell phone messages, with whom she began to exchange intimate photos.
"La Pochola" was a regular at Fabián Acuña's gym, the man killed point-blank in January due to debt and jealousy, after having participated in the attempted assault on an ATM in Puerto Pirámides in 2011, which was published by
Clarín
.
González was arrested while driving her motorcycle in the heart of Puerto Madryn on Monday after a man denounced her for extortion: he would have sent her intimate photos and
the woman asked him for 100,000 pesos not to make them public.
The police participated in the negotiation, asked the victim to arrange a meeting and detained her there.
"La Pochola" was always very active on her social networks.
“A person called me who said that he had sent intimate photos to the daughter and that the lawyer was going to call me to make an arrangement.
Then another person called me who identified himself as the family's lawyer (he used a photo of a former judge as a profile picture) and said that they were going to arrest me.
And there he asked me for 100 thousand pesos to fix everything so that this does not come to light.
I want to make it clear that I never sent photos of anything and it is clearly that they want to scam me
,
"
said the complainant.
At all times, he denied that he had sent him photos, although that will be revealed when the police examine the man's cell phone.
The case is being carried out by the prosecutor Juan de la Vega of the Puerto Madryn prosecutor's office, which, after several cases of what are known as "sextortion", recommended "common sense" to those who are called to send intimate photos. Especially if the one who contacts him is an attractive woman.
"If someone asks you for such photographs, you don't know him or you don't have friends in common, it is because behind a trap or a crime is hidden."
And a fact: when she was arrested, several friends came out to defend her on social networks:
"It is an injustice," they
said.
Chubut. Correspondent.
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