The story of the entrantriana girl sentenced to perpetuate in front of Nahir Galarza – 05/07/2018

Nahir Galarza is the youngest woman ever imprisoned for life in Argentina. But before killing Fernando Pastorizzo, who was her boyfriend, another girl of a very similar age had received maximum punishment. The crime – which coincides with a network of emotional ties – also took place in Entre Ríos, even though it was more bloody. At the time of the conviction, in 2016, the accused was 19 years, 8 months and 1 day old. Nahir received the sentence being barely younger: 19 years, 7 months and 21 days.

Paula Benítez condemned in the first case. And, unlike the law student of Gualeguaychú, she did not kill alone. At 5 am on April 18, 2015, he hit his mother on the head with a rolling pin. He did it five times . Lorena Zanetti was 38 years old and slept on the top floor of her house, Mir Street, in Colón

Paula's father had gone to work at the family bakery and Paula's 7-year-old brother. He slept next door at his grandparents' house. According to the forensic experts, the teenager wanted to make sure her mother was dead and hanged her with a cable . Her boyfriend, 17, was with her. He has planned with her. He received 10 years in prison. He was considered co-author of the crime.

As can be seen from the various statements during the trial, her parents were going to buy a car. That is why they took money from the bank and kept it in the crime house. After killing the mother, the teenagers were looking for the 80,000 pesos in the closet they took a 44 mm caliber weapon, the Lorena wallet – with the documents of the whole family – and the money of the grandmother.

They also searched for the largest bag they had and loaded it with a DVD – they took it to the remote – the victim's cell phone and, Paula, his best clothes. Before closing the door and fleeing, burned the house . They thought that this way they would hide everything. Including the corpse. The plan was to fly and, to hide it, someone had to die. This was determined by justice.

But as soon as they left home, they were seen by a girl who came back from dancing. He stated that they were carrying bags, that they were running and losing things along the way. The most curious thing – or "clumsy", as prosecutors have said, Juan Carlos Benítez and Alejandro Perroud – was that the couple, running away, shouted at the girl "Call the fire department!" . Nahir Galarza received his parents for the first time after being sentenced to life imprisonment "src =" https://images.clarin.com/collections/static/lazy_square.svg "data-big =" https: // images. clarin.com/2018/07/03/Sk05As9zQ_290x290__1.jpg "data-small =" https://images.clarin.com/2018/07/03/Sk05As9zQ_110x110__1.jpg "observe =" "data-observer-function =" loadLazyImg "/>