Overview

• Prosecutor Pablo Turano asked a judge to summon Aníbal Lotocki for indagatoria as criminally responsible for Luna’s death, framing the case under homicide simple (Article 79).
• The filing cites expert conclusions that Luna died of multiorgan failure from severe hypercalcemia attributed to polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) injections administered in 2011–2012.
• Attorney Fernando Burlando, representing Luna’s brother, said the autopsy detected high levels of metacrylate throughout her body and formally tied the substance to the fatal outcome.
• Turano argues Lotocki incurred a duty to take positive steps to neutralize the risk he created and that his failure to act was determinative in the death.
• Lotocki remains in preventive detention at Ezeiza in a separate homicide case involving patient Rodolfo Christian Zárate, and his eight-year conviction for fraud and serious injuries was confirmed earlier this year.