Overview
- Emerenciano Sena told jurors he "did nothing," said he handed over his phone and truck to investigators, and argued he is being targeted because of his social leadership.
- Marcela Acuña admitted she tried to protect her son César, said she "silenced" matters, acknowledged asking to "take the problem away," and described changing her phone out of fear.
- César Sena, accused as the material author of a triply aggravated homicide that can carry life imprisonment, declined to testify, according to his defense.
- Three alleged collaborators—Fabiana González, Gustavo Melgarejo, and Griselda Reinoso—testified that they are innocent of aggravated cover‑up, as prosecutors press encubrimiento charges against four aides.
- Investigators assert Cecilia was killed in the Sena home, with forensic testimony describing remains exposed to temperatures above 800°C for hours at the family’s field, and the jury will deliberate after closing arguments.