Found some info about Carlos Perez' tesitmony:
At the beginning of his statement, he clarified that the only people he knew were Catalina Peña, Loan's grandmother, and Laudelina Peña, the minor's aunt. At a quarter past two in the afternoon I was in a hurry to leave. José and I were left alone at the table, and the others went to look for tangerines. They came back soon and then we headed to the truck. At that moment we said goodbye to Laudelina. My wife then told me that Laudelina was going to look for a child who was returning but had not arrived. We did not know that he had gotten lost, we thought that her aunt was going to look for him, so we left along the country road," said Pérez.
Pérez says that when he arrived home there was no electricity. At that moment he received a call from his grandmother Catalina asking if Loan was hiding there. After ending the call, the former sailor said that his wife called producers who were near Catalina's house and then the police. "She called someone who was not on duty and told him that she was going to contact someone who was on duty," he said.
When they finish calling, they return to the grandmother's house. Both helped search for Loan in the woods. "At no time was a child heard screaming and he did not respond to the call of his name," he said. "At one point I saw Benítez arrive with his torso naked, sit down, drink a glass of water and leave again, and I didn't see him again. At ten to seven I told the commissioner to ask for dogs, he said he had already asked, I told him what had happened to me with the sheep and about the animals in the area that could have been the victim of some animal," he added.
Pérez also mentioned his stop at the hospital in the town of 9 de Julio. After accompanying the search, they both returned to their home. But at one point on the way, Caillava began to feel ill. "Her friend, the nurse Alicia, was there and gave her an injection. "We had a commitment to be in Corrientes the next day, and look for my daughter," the former sailor explains. Around six in the morning they leave for the capital. Caillava's husband says that his wife was treated in a laboratory and in a hospital.
"My wife tells me that she had spoken to the commissioner who told her that if necessary we would return, and she tells me that the police give her permission to do the paperwork she had to do. I had another paperwork, which is to collect a lawsuit for difference in salaries, and I had to make a transfer to a man for the purchase of a mobile home. Then I coordinated with Javier Pasco the transfer was about 2,200 dollars in pesos, he tells me that he preferred cash," he explains.
He then claims that he spent the day with his daughter in Resistencia and with his other daughter in Corrientes. During his statement, everything seems to indicate that during the trip they bought food, he walked with his two daughters and Caillava went to have a series of tests done.
He heard a neighbor say that after lunch the couple had washed the truck. "At no time was the truck washed," he emphasizes. "That night I was thinking about our vehicles, and I thought that someone might plant something in our vehicles and that's when I decided to call the commissioner. I asked my wife for his number because she had it saved because she is the secretary of the high school. So since he didn't answer me, I left him an audio, and I left him several audios," he said.
Regarding the case, he spoke of Catalina Peña, and said that “this was revenge,” and spoke of a very heavy family conflict, she did not speak to Loan's mother, she did not get along with her children's partners.
Ante la Justicia, coincidieron en el relato del almuerzo familiar, cómo se enteraron que la familia buscaba a Loan y como se sumaron la búsqueda."Somos muy poco creíbles como organización de trata", afirmó Pérez con respecto a una de las hipótesis del caso.Y Caillava dijo que están presos "por...
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