Thomson’s new statements: He blamed his accomplices for Fernando’s crime. The second part of his interview in jail was in the news

,We never agreed to attack. We never wanted to kill anyone” he assured Maximo Thompson In the second part of the interview that can be seen on television. There, as on Tuesday, he gave his version of what happened on January 18, 2020, during a fight inside and outside the Le Brique bowling alley that ended the life of 18-year-old Fernando Báez Sosa.

In the second part he blames his companions, He apologized for what happened (“I know that forgiveness is enough”), confessed that he prays for Fernando and even commented that he met a girl in the last two years with whom he would like to have a relationship.. In addition, he repeatedly assured that he did not have the right to defend himself, on the recommendation of his former lawyer, Hugo Tomei. This is part of the strategy of his new lawyer, Francisco Oneto, a former candidate for vice governor of Buenos Aires for La Libertad Avanza. hoping to have his sentence overturned

life imprisonment,

In this second broadcast, he gave details about the role of other rugby players in the fight from his perspective. “Blas (Sinalli) hit Fernando inside the bowling alley,” He gave assurances regarding the role of his cellmate in Melchor Romero Alcadia, where he is serving a life sentence. This is the first time that Sinalli is mentioned in this framework.

“Who hits the first pineapple?” the journalist asks. “Enzo (Comelli),” he replies. “He hit him because Fernando hit Matias (Benicelli).”

According to Thomson, Fernando attacked Benicelli inside the bowling alley. Once he was kicked out of the bowling alley, he saw his friend, Thomson assured that he had joined a group of eight people to kill someone, but he did not know who it was,

Regarding the WhatsApp message sent by Lucas Pertosi, where he mentions someone being “finished off” after the fight, Thomson said he only heard it during the trial. After the fight, Maximo went to the house where they stayed and changed his clothes. He assured that he did not notice that there was blood on the shoe, as the justice later verified.

From there, he went to McDonald’s with Lucas. “He told me that something bad had happened because he saw an ambulance. I told him it could be a fight. I told him that if it’s serious, we have to go to the police station or the sanatorium. I never thought that what happened happened,” he said, trying to distance himself from the situation.

He also mentioned Pablo Ventura, the boatman boy in Zarate, whom he blamed at the time and who was in jail for a few days. “A commissioner took me aside, he started telling me that this is serious, we could get up to 25 years in prison, he asked me for names.” And I threw that name around just for the sake of throwing it around. I had no idea what he was talking about. I’m sorry to say that,” Thomson said.

Fernando Burlando, the lawyer for Báez Sosa’s family, responded to the young man and assured him that he has a good attitude “Cowardly and selfish”. Burlando called Thomson’s attitude “pathetic” and believed “it had something to do with some sort of strategy he might use.” However, for the lawyer, “it may have little bearing at this point.”

“Now that they are faced with reality, the lamentation has set in. They don’t cry for Fernando, for his life being taken. “They cry for them and cry for the consequences they had to go through,”

he added. And he said “his position was always cowardly and selfish. Cowardly and selfish in relation to the facts when he had to evaluate the extent of the damage he caused.”

Graciela Sosa He also broke his silence following Máximo Thomson’s statements and assured that “they will be able to talk about regret, about crying, about ‘their freedom’.” But the only victim is, was and remains, Fernando Báez Sosa, beaten to death“. He wrote the text next to a photo with his son and Silvino Báez.

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