Overview
- In Rafaela, a 65-year-old identified as J. R.O. was convicted at an oral trial and sentenced to 12 years for two assaults on his granddaughter in 2015–2016.
- The panel found him guilty of aggravated simple sexual abuse, aggravated gravely outrageous sexual abuse, and aggravated promotion of the corruption of minors.
- Prosecutor Analía Abreu said he exploited cohabitation and custodial control and warned the child that something would happen if she told her parents.
- In Sierra de la Ventana, prosecutor Marcelo Romero Jardín requested a 35-year prison term for alleged long-running abuse of his partner’s daughter between 2012 and February 2, 2019.
- The defendant there is charged with repeated aggravated abuse and repeated abuse with carnal access before Judge Eugenio Casas at Tribunal en lo Criminal Nº 2, with a ruling expected Monday at 12:00 and identities withheld to protect the minor.