Researchers think Héctor Olivares and Miguel Yadón were killed for fun

On Wednesday, judge Mariano Iturralde and prosecutor Estela Andrades will investigate the main defendant, Juan José Navarro Cádiz. -alias "Onion" –and also to Juan Jesús Fernández, owner of the car from where the shots were fired. While Miguel Navarro Fernandez, father of Juan Jose, was in the vehicle at the time of the double crime.

Fernandez and Navarro 's father will face justice for the third time, but Navarro Cádiz will be the first time that he will give his version of the events, since Saturday at dawn, after his extradition of Uruguay, He refused to testify.

The badumption that it was a "random" crime after collecting various data on the accused is reinforced. During one of the raids conducted in one of the houses of Navarro Cádiz, known as "Cebolla", a wall comprising at least four drawings depicting people filled with bullets drawn from a kind of projectile, as if they had practiced shooting.

Although they look like compressed air impacts, the judge and the prosecutor were struck by the presence of these drawings even before they were part of a preparatory act.

Another element is that one of the accused said that the young man he stabbed a dog in the same place where Olivares and Yadón were murdered.

"It's possible that they went out there to try this sophisticated weapon with a laser sight and, although it sounds crazy, they randomly selected as mobile targets the MP and his advisor to kill because, for pure pleasure, says a source of the case.

If this hypothesis is reinforced, in addition to "treason" and "premeditated competition of two or more persons", it could be attributed to "aggravated homicide for pleasure", with a sentence of life imprisonment.

This is a figure referred to in the fourth paragraph. of Article 80 of Penal Code, rare but which, for example, was used in 2006 to treat the so-called "Belgrano serial shooter", Martín Ríos. However, Ríos was declared unbadailable in two subsequent trials.