Clash between the Office of the Prosecutor and the Prosecutor of Evidence in the Pizano case

The municipal judge of El Rosal (Cundinamarca) did not legalize the evidence gathered in the house of the Ruta del Sol examiner, Jorge Enrique Pizano, who died November 8 in Subachoque in his place of residence, produced a infarction, according to the opinion of Legal Medicine.

The Office of the Attorney General ensured that the non-legalization obeyed the arguments presented in the diligence of the prosecutor. In his opinion, he considered that the guarantees had been violated, as the time limit for the hearing had been exceeded. According to the delegate, they spent more than 36 hours once the diligence was over. So, according to the controlling body, the judge gave the reason.

A different version of the Attorney General's office has the Attorney General's office, which is the one that has advanced the actions. According to him, it was a voluntary inspection, because it was not a descent as such, Pizano's parents having always agreed to such a procedure.

According to the prosecutor's office, although the legalization hearing took place on Friday and ended late at night, it should not be presented taking into account that "voluntary inspections" are not legalized in the first place. a judge.

For the prosecutor's office, it is disconcerting that, although the prosecutor of the case accompanied one by one the procedures carried out at the home of Pizano, in the diligence before the judge, she objected to the legality of the evidence gathered by the members of the court. CTI.

During the inspections that took place between 17 and 18 November, the researchers found in the bathroom of the house, in one of the cabinets, a pot of cyanide, as well as two cell phones and a computer.

The conclusion of the prosecutor's office because of cyanide is important because Alejandro Pizano, the son of the examiner, died two days after his father had ingested flavored water in his father's office and apparently contained residues of the chemical. According to Legal Medicine, it was confirmed that Alejandro Pizano had a trace of poison in his body.

The exuditor left statements recorded in Noticias Uno in which he told the Attorney General, Néstor Humberto Martínez Neira, to know the irregularities found in the contract with the Brazilian company Odebrecht and did not give this information to the authorities.

For his part, Martínez Neira objected to all the accusations, saying that there was no certainty as to the crimes that had been recorded or if all the facts were "to report".