Who is Naco Goldfinger, the former Cadillac who had planned to kill a prosecutor?

Ignacio Alfredo Pardo, recognized by his pseudonym, Naco Goldfinger, it's him former saxophonist of the Fabulous Cadillacs and who is currently in prison for stealing $ 80,000 on a grill.

Pardo became the head of a criminal organization and planned the robbery in the premises. However, this fact cost him the conviction of a suspension of eight years in San Martín Prison, dictated by the fiscal Patricio Ferrari.

The situation was not there. The old Cadillac designed another plan, this time from the cell and with the collaboration of a partner: Ferrari murderer, the man who sent him to prison.

During a procedure conducted by members of the intelligence sector of the SPB, the Pardo cell was searched in the No. 6 pavilion of San Martín Prison. According to reports, they found: mobile phone and external battery, chargers, DVDs, annotations.

In addition, five other procedures have been registered, for which it is suspected that Abel Osvaldo Díaz Rodríguez, a 44 year old man who made temporary trips. Outside the prison, they were kidnapped: a FAL rifle, a grenade, two pistols, ammunition, half a kilo of cocaine, federal police uniforms, bulletproof vests and gloves, among other things.

Díaz Rodríguez refused to testify before the prosecutor of the case, Carolina Asprella, who left him jailed for illegal possession of weapons of war, explosives and narcotics for marketing purposes.

Díaz Rodríguez was Pardo's cell mate until 28 June.

The badbadination project of the Ferrari prosecutor was revealed by another prisoner (sentenced to life imprisonment and whose identity is kept in reserve), who claimed to have heard that Prado wanted "Revenge" of the prosecutor because "because of him, he was imprisoned".

He also said that the former saxophonist "had an obsession" with the prosecutor Ferrari and I wanted to "kill him" or at least "let him be quadriplegic". According to his statements, he intended to hire "two Peruvian badbadins", who would rely on the collaboration of Díaz Rodríguez and other friends of Pardo to carry out the murder.

In view of what happened, the Minister of Security of Buenos Aires, Cristian Ritondo, offered the guard to Ferrari. In addition, the chief of police of Buenos Aires, Fabian Perroni, the public prosecutor of the province of Buenos Aires, Julio Conte Grand, among other authorities, were close to Ferrari and proposed to him custody.