Overview
- The Cuerpo Médico Forense delivered a nearly 30‑page interdisciplinary report on Tuesday, October 6, concluding that Cristian 'Pity' Álvarez is medically apt to face the ongoing trial for the 2018 killing of Cristian Díaz.
- Two peritos appointed by Álvarez's defense took part in the evaluation but recorded a formal disagreement and signed the act in total disconformity with the CMF conclusions.
- Prosecutor Sandro Abraldes had submitted three audiovisual records for the experts to review, including a televised phone interview with Moria Casán, material the CMF said helped assess Álvarez's reasoning and communication.
- Álvarez remains interned at the Solar Colonial psychiatric clinic after a transfer from Hospital Tornú, and the CMF recommended specific containment and supervision measures if he must take part in hearings remotely.
- The Tribunal Oral N°29 summoned the parties for Friday, October 9 at 11:30 a.m. to decide whether to resume the debate and what procedural safeguards will be required, with the court weighing past 2021 and 2023 neurocognitive reports that previously led to suspensions.