One of the lawyers who made up the defense of the Zaeta brothers, accused of the homicide of Fabían Gutierrez, former secretary of former presidents Cristina and Néstor Kirchner, died today from coronavirus in the Chubut town of Comodoro Rivadavia, his relatives reported through the social network Facebook.
“Rest easy, daddy, you fought her like a champion … We love you with our whole soul, forever like this all together,” said Noelia, who reported the death of Carlos Muriete, 59, on the social network Facebook, with a photo family.
The remains of the criminal lawyer are transferred to Perito Moreno, his place of residence, reported the Totino funeral services company.
Muriete had been referred on January 17 to Caleta Olivia and as his pneumonia worsened, to Comodoro Rivadavia (Chubut), where he died this morning.
Criminal lawyer, he had assumed with his partner Sandro Levín, and then Carlos Telleldín, the defense of the Facundo Zaeta brothers, tried and detained for the crime of Gutiérrez, and Agustín, with lack of merit, would join in the resolution that he issued in the cause the criminal judge Carlos Narvarte.
He also acted as a prosecutor for the family of the young transgender Marcela Chocobar, murdered on September 6, 2015 in Río Gallegos, in a case that sentenced Oscar Biott to life imprisonment as the author in June 2019 and Angel to six years in prison. Azzolini as a necessary participant. (Télam)
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