Overview

• Rial was moved to Unidad Penitenciaria N°51 in Magdalena and placed in an isolated single-cell area known as “el buzón,” according to her lawyers.
• The Buenos Aires provincial judiciary cited missed check-ins, lack of proof of psychological or psychiatric treatment, and no verified means of subsistence in revoking the extraordinary domiciliary release.
• She remains detained pending trial on an aggravated robbery charge under the ‘escruche’ modality tied to a January 18 incident in Villa Adelina.
• New counsel Martín Leiro joined Alejandro Cipolla in questioning the rapid 48‑hour transfer from a police station to a penitentiary and preparing challenges such as a review request and a potential habeas corpus, while noting planned psychiatric evaluation in custody.
• Jorge Rial publicly acknowledged the revocation for rule violations, reports surfaced of a family dispute over a proposed in‑prison first birthday visit for her son, and the influencer posted Instagram stories from custody seeking advertising deals and addressing critics.