They find traces of powder in one hand and three clothes of an inmate – Telam

Juan José Navarro Cádiz, one of two men arrested for the double murder of the deputy Héctor Olivares and his adviser Miguel Yadón committed two months ago in the Plaza del Congreso, was more compromised on the basis of an expert who allegedly found leftover powder in his left hand and three clothes removed, judicial sources reported today.

According to a preliminary report to criminal and correctional judge 16, Mariano Iturralde, the electronic scanning test has detected remains of lead, barium and antimony – the three elements that emerge from the blast of a coup of fire – in the left hand of Navarro Cádiz.

They also found traces of powder in three pieces of the accused: a black leather jacket, a diver and jogging pants.
"The black jacket was sequestered at his home on Montevideo Street 76. It is similar to what you see in the glbad, dressed early in the event.In this garment, remains of gunpowder were found in the back, "said a spokesman for justice in Telam.
The same source stated that the diver was the one who had wrapped the gun in the bag where the .40 caliber Bersa Thunder gun had been found with a laser sight used during the event. So we had to wait if in the case of this garment, the positive C was a matter of transfer.

With regard to jogging, it is a trousers that the accused was removed when he was extradited from Uruguay where he was arrested.
In the case of the other detainee, Juan Jesús Fernández (42), the sources said that all the electronic scanning tests carried out on his hands and his clothes were, for the moment, negative.