Overview
- Judge Alberto Litvack of Criminal and Correctional Court No. 56 admitted Javier Fernández Lima as a querellante in the reopened investigation.
- The remains were identified by DNA from the victim’s mother after 151 bone fragments and personal items were recovered during a May demolition in Coghlan.
- Forensic work detailed a shallow grave at the site, adding physical evidence that complements testimony gathered since the discovery.
- Prosecutors are refining accusations centered on concealment and evidence suppression, with a request to question suspect Cristian Graf still pending.
- Javier Fernández Lima called for prudence in forming hypotheses and reiterated the family’s pursuit of truth after Diego’s 1984 disappearance at Naón and Monroe.