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In the last few hours, Justice analyzed the police station's guard book and the Judge called several police officers to testify. Much of the investigation focuses on page 361 of the guard book where the "news of June 14, 2024" were noted. According to the book, at 16.15 “it was learned that a 5-year-old child had gone missing in the Algarrobal area of this town.” The Court confirmed that all the complaints of the time of the call to the police being around 15.45, but they noted this information half an hour later.
According to the document, “the vehicles used for the procession of San Antonio de Padua, mobile M748 and mobile C549, went down and on their way back they passed by the private residence of Commissioner Walter Maciel to pick him up.” The commissioner went to take a nap and when they picked him up at his home he asked for half an hour to take charge of the case. This is clear from the statement of a police officer named Cáceres who was brought into the case. For the Court, that half hour would be the time that is later altered in the guard book at the express request of Maciel.
The logbook contains a new entry a minute later. At 16:16, a police officer writes that “mobile C549 immediately leaves with Commissioner Maciel Walter, driver Sergeant Robledo José, along with Sergeant Cáceres Orlando, Sergeant Chamorro Juan, as well as the sub-officer Torres Eduardo.” It is not possible that everything described happened in just one minute, but they also observed that the commissioner went to investigate surrounded by his closest police officers, precisely those who did not sign a complaint against him filed in April for mistreatment of police personnel.
The police log then jumps to 4:30 p.m., which is the time when two patrol cars arrived at the grandmother Catalina's field and interviewed "Noguera María, mother of the missing child, who reported that her son Loan Peña was 5 years old." This account differs from several statements in the case that claim that the police arrived at the place when it was getting dark, so it would be between 5 and 6 in the afternoon. Investigators believe that Maciel ordered the schedule to be changed to make it appear that they had started investigating much earlier.
The focus is on who could have helped the police commissioner cover up the case and with what motives. New tests are expected on a cell phone and Maciel's statement, which could be given at the end of the week together with the report of experts who carried out an operation with dogs on the patrol cars of those used on the day of the disappearance.
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According to the document, “the vehicles used for the procession of San Antonio de Padua, mobile M748 and mobile C549, went down and on their way back they passed by the private residence of Commissioner Walter Maciel to pick him up.” The commissioner went to take a nap and when they picked him up at his home he asked for half an hour to take charge of the case. This is clear from the statement of a police officer named Cáceres who was brought into the case. For the Court, that half hour would be the time that is later altered in the guard book at the express request of Maciel.
The logbook contains a new entry a minute later. At 16:16, a police officer writes that “mobile C549 immediately leaves with Commissioner Maciel Walter, driver Sergeant Robledo José, along with Sergeant Cáceres Orlando, Sergeant Chamorro Juan, as well as the sub-officer Torres Eduardo.” It is not possible that everything described happened in just one minute, but they also observed that the commissioner went to investigate surrounded by his closest police officers, precisely those who did not sign a complaint against him filed in April for mistreatment of police personnel.
The police log then jumps to 4:30 p.m., which is the time when two patrol cars arrived at the grandmother Catalina's field and interviewed "Noguera María, mother of the missing child, who reported that her son Loan Peña was 5 years old." This account differs from several statements in the case that claim that the police arrived at the place when it was getting dark, so it would be between 5 and 6 in the afternoon. Investigators believe that Maciel ordered the schedule to be changed to make it appear that they had started investigating much earlier.
The focus is on who could have helped the police commissioner cover up the case and with what motives. New tests are expected on a cell phone and Maciel's statement, which could be given at the end of the week together with the report of experts who carried out an operation with dogs on the patrol cars of those used on the day of the disappearance.
Giro en el caso Loan: el libro de guardia que alimenta la cronología del encubrimiento policial
Caso Loan Peña, ahora apuntan directamente a la comisaría. La cronología del encubrimiento desde que desapareció en Corrientes.
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