Overview
- A Tucumán judge placed Diego Zerda in preventive custody for two months after he was formally charged with instigation to suicide and simple threats.
- Prosecutors had requested four months of detention, the defense sought hospital house arrest with monitoring, and a forensic report found him fit for penitentiary custody.
- Presented evidence includes a 1:13 TikTok live video from the night of Robles’s death by hanging, an audio message sent to her brother minutes later, screenshots, and testimony from three friends.
- The inquiry continues with extractions from three seized phones, data requests to TikTok and Meta, phone‑line analyses, and interviews with relatives, friends, and witnesses.
- Relatives and their lawyer cite at least six prior complaints since 2022 that were archived, intensifying scrutiny of earlier prosecutorial actions.