Overview
- The 12-member panel unanimously found César Mario Alejandro Sena guilty as the author of aggravated homicide for kinship and gender-based violence, a verdict that carries life imprisonment under Argentine law.
- His parents, Emerenciano Sena and Marcela Verónica Acuña, were unanimously found guilty as primary participants in the same aggravated homicide.
- Associates José Gustavo Obregón and Fabiana Cecilia González were convicted of aggravated concealment, and Gustavo Melgarejo of simple concealment, while Griselda Lucía Reinoso was acquitted and ordered released.
- Jurors deliberated across Friday and Saturday under strict isolation measures, including hotel lodging and no outside contact, before reaching unanimity.
- Formal sentences will be imposed at a forthcoming hearing, following a trial that drew large demonstrations outside the Resistencia judicial center.