Death of the Brazilian model in Retirement: Sáenz Valiente was released for lack of merit

The 52-year-old businessman Francisco Sáenz Valiente, who remained in custody for the death of Emmily Rodrigues Santos Gomes (26), the Brazilian model who lost her life after falling from the sixth floor of a building in the Retiro neighborhood of Buenos Aires, was released

first time this Wednesday.

This was confirmed by his lawyer,

, in dialogue with

: "

, Judge (Martín) Del Viso ordered the lack of merit as we had been asking for. He resolved just in time and in a proper way the

for all the crimes of which he was accused and ordered his immediate release".

As he explained, "Justice continues to investigate the episode, but not Francisco, who was released and without a record, although

."

Specifically, he was accused of aggravated homicide by femicide, illegal possession of a weapon and supply of narcotics. 

"There are many things to clarify. The prosecution did a very good job, the judge made a very good resolution and the judicial system worked. Very happy with the work done," he completed.

Emmily Rodrigues, the 26-year-old Brazilian girl who died when she fell from a sixth floor on Libertad Street at 1500, in the City of Buenos Aires.

Regarding the reasons why Sáenz Valiente was released, he specified: "It is not a single element. When a judge decides, especially in difficult cases like this, it is the amount of evidence

"

"The testimonial statements of the girls who were at the scene of the crime were very important, they show that Emmily had been consuming drugs, alcohol and that she had a tremendous psychological outbreak. One of them, at 8 in the morning, says 'I I'm going here because this girl scares me.' So there

he explained.

And he added: "There is also the

such as tuci and cocaine. Also alcohol, vodka. And we do not know the quantities or for how long they were consumed."

The

, the businessman was participating in a private party with four women in his Retiro apartment:

, a Brazilian doctor who brought Emmily as a guest;

and

, all Brazilians living in Buenos Aires, friends of the "environment" of the parties.

Francisco Sáenz Valiente, the businessman who owns the department where a woman fell and died in Retiro.

Emmily died on March 30

after falling from the apartment window around 9 a.m.

She was with the mining businessman and the doctor, who did her residency at the Fernández Hospital.

Lía Alves had withdrawn around 8, according to what she declared, after witnessing the excessive consumption of drugs and that Emmily began to "get upset".

The days of Sáenz Valiente in a cell

Francisco Sáenz Valiente spent 20 days detained in a cell at Alcaidía 4 Bis Anexo, located at Avenida Vélez Sarsfield 140, in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of Barracas.

Although he is single and has no children, he has a large family.

However, he was only visiting with some friends.

For the businessman with businesses related to agriculture and mining, the trips to paradisiacal destinations were left behind during those weeks.

In those days,

in which he maintained that the young woman's fall was "accidental" and that he did "everything possible" to prevent it.

In his first inquiry, on April 1, Sáenz Valiente spoke of the outbreak, and stated that the young woman became "aggressive" and that she looked for "

."

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