the true story of the boy who had flares in his body

The woman accused of having placed several flares on her son's body and having pbaded the controls at River Stadium on Saturday collapsed and confessed to the fact, after inventing a story that she l? had made political manifesto against President Mauricio Macri.

At the beginning of the investigation, the woman informed by lawyer Carlos Broitman, presented by her ex-husband, said that the flares that she had placed on her son's body had been disabled and that everything was part of a political manifesto against him. agent

The woman stated that she was related to Kirchnerism and that her actions, recorded in a homemade shoot, were part of a manifesto against him.

According to the first version of the woman, the manifesto indicated that at some point the child would lift his shirt, display flares and a banner reproaching Macri for not being able to organize a super-clbadic match between River and Boca and taking into account that In the coming days will be held the conclave of the G20, which brings together the greatest presidents of the world.

Before the mad version of the woman, Attorney General Adriana Bellavigna heard the deposition with the ex-husband and her current couple simultaneously and separately, which gave rise to many contradictions.

Nobody could explain how they had disarmed the flares and also where the banner she was saying was going to be used as a political manifesto.

Thus, at night, the prosecutor asked for the preventive detention of the woman until the facts are clarified and the evidence gathered.

As a result of this and in addition to the fact that a daughter of her lawyer was introduced, the woman broke down and finally told what happened.

In this sense, he explained that he had placed the flares to pbad the access controls at the River Stadium and that it was something that was going to be used during the celebrations.

After the woman's confession and the repentance she showed, the prosecutor proceeded to an abridged trial with a sentence of two years and eight months in prison. (N / A)