Overview
- Guarantees Judge Andrea Rodríguez Mentasty granted the preventive detention sought by Deputy General Prosecutor Patricio Ferrari, keeping Rial held at Unidad Penitenciaria N° 51 de Magdalena.
- Rial is accused of three January home burglaries in Villa Adelina, Martínez and Ituzaingó, charged with double‑aggravated robbery said to have been committed in a group and by forced entry, with her infant present in one episode.
- The court had already denied house arrest after finding the proposed residence failed minimum hygiene and habitability standards for a child.
- Ferrari’s filing cited missed required court check‑ins, continued public Instagram activity during those lapses, and inconsistencies about her declared address, pointing to noncompliance risks.
- Her lawyers say they will appeal the denial of home detention and seek a transfer, alleging isolation, communication limits and delayed medical attention after a reported spider bite, as her Instagram accounts’ shutdown curtails potential income.