He did not return from a temporary outing and uploaded a selfie with his cellmate’s wife

Pastor Alejandro has left the transitional unit of Unit 32 of Florencio Varela. It was this week. He had 24, maybe 48 hours to enjoy his freedom. Then he should go back to prison. But he was never restored. Although it is not the biggest surprise to the world of the evangelical pavilions of the prisons of Buenos Aires.

Already a fugitive from Justice, he uploaded a selfie to his WhatsApp status. He was lying in what appears to be a bed. A woman kisses him. The wife of another prison pastor. The partner of an inmate with whom he shared a ward. The “little brothers”, as the Christian prisoners are called in the jargon, are outraged. And they warned him that if he returned to jail, they would make him pay for treason. Prisoners from the Lomas de Zamora, San Martín, Olmos, La Plata and Florencio Varela units wrote to him.

Alejandro Claudio Guerrero (37 years old) he told his story in Telefé News. It was in May 2018, in Unit 9 of La Plata. The video is still available on Youtube. He said his first theft took place when he was 10 years old and by that same age he was already living on the streets and using cocaine. He passed it over the trains. From Glew to Alejandro Korn. “He was stealing bags, wallets. I threw a lot of people on the rails, to steal them. Anyone who resisted was pushed off the train. I don’t know if any of them died, ”he explained.

Also according to what was told in the interview, he spent 20 years in detention. “I wanted to die,” he said. “I was on the streets when I was supposed to be in school, at the club and with my family. The most painful thing I experienced on the train was seeing a boy my age with his mom and dad. Seeing myself in my situation killed me with helplessness “. In conclusion, he confesses to having killed. And that its coverage is “robbery and illegal possession war weapon “.

Pastor Alejandro, as they say Bugle Former companions of the parish, he came to the prison church on business. Until less than a year ago, this was a benchmark for sectors 7 and 8 of Unit 9 in La Plata. A “stag”, as they are called. His hierarchy was “evangelist”. His last case was in October 2015.

“I wanted you to believe he was a Christian and I had a lot of contact with the penitentiaries “, said an inmate. “He did business with them: he sold the meat he got for the lodge, he billed you for the beds and whatever you can imagine.”

The routine in the two pavilions he ran was as follows: from 7 am, one hour of prayer. From 9 to 10, they participate in the “Bible study” activity. Then the “central cult”. At 13, they say prayers for the family. The day closes at 6 p.m. The fights, the facas and the drugs they are prohibited. Anyone who does not meet this standard is kicked out of the church.

Pastor Alejandro, because of his hierarchy, also attended the afternoon school workshops: he was guitarist and singer in the music group of the evangelical sector. In addition, participated in each spiritual meeting.

Prisoners, in general, have few habits to show respect and affection among peers. The two biggest expressions of trust are “officially introducing” your family and sharing the phone number of your home and loved ones.

Pastor Alejandro befriended Javier (his name is not real), another inmate from his “monastery”. To the point that Javier, arrived for flights and confided in Christ after recovering from an illness that brought him to the brink of death, introduced him to his wife, Johanna (her name is no is not real either).

Alejandro, Javier and Johanna spent time together on visiting days, still in Unit 9 of La Plata. Last May, after riots in various prisons in Buenos Aires, Alejandro was transferred to Unit 32 of Florencio Varela. Javier continued to La Plata. And Alejandro, while he was still in contact with Johanna, asked him a favor: let him put his home address for José C. Paz in front of his court. This is one of the conditions required for those who are about to benefit from the temporary departure.

Pastor Alejandro left, went from Varela to José C. Paz and never returned. Not only that: he was encouraged to upload photos with Johanna in bed, and the image went viral among evangelical inmates on all units. Justice and the police are not the only ones looking for him.

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