Overview
- Interim prosecutor Pablo Turano asked the court to take Lotocki’s statement under Article 79 for simple homicide, which carries 8 to 25 years in prison.
- The filing argues that prior procedures caused granulomas and triggered a legal duty to take steps to neutralize those risks, which the surgeon allegedly ignored.
- Turano cites contact from Luna’s physician alerting Lotocki to her condition and says the surgeon offered only a web link instead of arranging corrective care.
- The judicial autopsy noted venous thromboses and pulmonary thromboembolism with the cause listed as to be determined, while the family’s lawyer says the autopsy found high metacrylate levels.
- Lotocki remains in preventive detention in Ezeiza on a separate homicide case and has an eight-year conviction for fraud and serious injuries tied to PMMA injections confirmed on appeal.