The plan of the ex-saxophonist Cadillac to assassinate a prosecutor of San Isidro

The criminal plan provided for two possible scenarios. One was to kidnap, kill and dispose of the San Isidro Patricio Ferrari prosecutor's body in the waters of the Luján River near San Fernando. The other was to try against the prosecutor's representative by walking the dog.

Informed judicial sources
THE NATION that behind the criminal plane was
Ignacio Pardo Paso, former saxophonist

The fabulous cadillac

and better known as Naco Goldfinger, a prisoner of Unit 48 of the Buenos Aires Penitentiary Service (SPB).

Pardo Paso was arrested in 2015 in a robbery case. Last year, he was sentenced to eight years in prison. The prosecutor charged with investigating the case that drove him to prison was Ferrari.

But everything was ruined in the last hours after an investigation by San Isidro prosecutor Carolina Asprella, who had led a series of searches with the police in Buenos Aires, Vicente López, San Isidro and San Fernando. In addition, SPB staff in San Martín conducted a procedure in the unit. 48. The key to the progress of the investigation was the testimonial statement of an inmate who had given specific details on the criminal plane.

The witness testified before the Asprella prosecutor last week. In addition to saying that he had been extorted by Pardo Paso, he baderted that there was a cell in unit 48 of the SPB that serves as a "meeting point" for "jets" . [sic], where Pardo Paso is the boss.

In Munro, Vicente López, the Buenos Aires police arrested the logistics manager of the attack against Ferrari: Abel Díaz Rodríguez, 44, released June 28 from SPB unit 48 after serving two jail sentences for theft

In Díaz Rodríguez's house, two 9-millimeter pistols were hijacked with their respective magazines, 28 cartridges of the same caliber, 4,000 US dollars, a uniform, jackets and a bulletproof vest of the Argentine Federal Police (PFA), three they attended the police of Buenos Aires), two notebooks, a wallet in which was a shield of the police of Buenos Aires and a half-kilo of cocaine of a maximum purity.

Díaz Rodríguez, among his files, was arrested in the group of false policemen who, on May 15, 2013, badaulted Martinez the nephew of the former Margarita Stolbizer and a television producer, then stole the home of his sister in Recoleta of the exlegisladora.

In another raid at Villa Martelli, Vicente Lopez, the Buenos Aires police kidnapped a light automatic rifle (FAL), two hand grenades (an FMK8 brand, from the Argentinian army), PFA uniforms and ammunition.

According to the witness, at one of the meetings in the cell, which would have materialized last May, "Pardo Paso asked Díaz Rodríguez to do the work of information concerning the prosecutor of his case. [por Ferrari]"

The Telam news agency reported that Naco Goldfinger was ready to pay $ 100,000 to the people he was hiring to carry out this plan. According to judicial sources, the witness reportedly claimed to have learned that the suspects were about to engage hand-held Peruvian nationals and that one of the scenarios to kill Ferrari was located in the northern area of ​​the conurbano. He also said that Pardo Paso spoke about this project with a brother who lives in Brazil.

According to the plan, a judicial source explained, the criminals were going to have the collaboration of two acquaintances of Pardo Paso and would think to take the prosecutor to a shipyard in San Fernando. "They believed, according to what the witness could hear, that the place where the shipyard was was an easy place to remove a body, as they could send it to the bottom of the river," has rebuilt a source in the case.

The view placed on Cariló

The other possibility that the suspects badyzed, according to the case, was to attack Ferrari when he was walking his dog. "The idea was to attack him and leave him at least quadriplegic," the sources consulted.

The data with the address of the shipyard and the name of the alleged collaborators of Pardo Paso that the witness gave were corroborated by detectives of the police of Buenos Aires.

A procedure was also developed at Alvear al 500 in San Fernando. The shipyard is working there and an employee named Leandro has been identified, as the witness said in his statement.

"The witness provided accurate information, which was corroborated, and even gave us the cell phone number that Pardo Paso had used in prison," said a source on file.

According to police sources, Pardo Paso has learned that Ferrari usually spends the summer in the seaside resort of Cariló. The researchers do not rule out that the plan was designed to materialize during the upcoming summer season.