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“Go to your mother’s c… you and your lawyer m…“, was what one of the Pertossi brothers reproached him in the middle of a fight Maxim Thomsenanother of those accused of the murder by beating Fernando Baez Sosaat the exit of a bowling alley in Villa Gesell.

It is that now that the “pact of silence” was broken when he spoke Luciano Pertossithe youngest of the three Pertossi involved, might unleash an internal one that had been increasing due to the lawyer’s strategy Hugo Tomeiwhere there are those who fear being sentenced to life imprisonment and those who allege that they did not have the same participation in the crime.

Who is Luciano Pertossi, the rugby player who broke the pact of silence and is accused of kicking Fernando Báez Sosa?

On one side, there is Máximo Thomsen and four faithful to him. Thomsen is one of the most complicated in the case, due to the evidence of his participation in the beating. On the other side would be the Pertossi family: Luciano, Lucas and Ciro.

What they claim to Thomsen is that they might “all go to the slaughterhouse.” For this reason, there is a side that analyzes speaking. If no one testifies, it will be more complex to differentiate the sentences that the Oral Criminal Court No. 1 of Dolores must hand out to each of those involved.

The Pertossi file: criminal records in the family of three of those accused of the crime of Báez Sosa

They would have even tried other lawyers to achieve “to be saved from perpetual.” One of the discussions that have been launched in the last hours is whether the homicide was intentional or not, that is, if there was fraud.

Statements from leaders of the Zarate Rugby Clubwhere three of the defendants played, they followed the line that it was an “accident” and that although they are “guilty”, they did not seek to kill Fernando.

This Thursday, on the 9th day of the trial, there was a request for a statement that modified the scenario of the process: Luciano Pertossi broke the pact of silence between the defendants and said that “I was not there”, referring to the moment of the beating in front of Le Brique, in Villa Gesell.

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King Charles III has remained silent when asked if he was “hurt by the comments” in Prince Harry’s harsh memoirs.

It was King Charles In Scotland he meets local groups helping to overcome rural isolation when the question was asked, but he did not answer.

So did Prince William when he also snubbed a reporter who asked if he had a chance to read a biography of Harry ‘Spear’, during his first royal engagement since the book’s release.

The Prince and Princess of Wales were in Merseyside on a visit to the Open Door Charity when a reporter asked: “Have you had the chance to read your brother’s book?” William ignored the question, prompting the reporter to ask the question once more: “Have you had a chance to read your brother’s speech once more, Your Royal Highness?” William and Kate, smiling, continued walking past the reporter without answering his question.

Sky News reported that the king was in his car when the question was asked. No response was heard, and it is not clear if Charles picked up on the question.

Although William has not publicly commented on the memoirs, royal insiders claim he is “distraught and devastated” by what Harry wrote in the book and “cannot forgive”.

Members of the British royal family appeared publicly, Thursday, for the first time since the publication of Prince Harry’s controversial memoirs, and visited charities and a hospital, while continuing to carry out their royal duties.

The book, titled “The Reserve,” presents a collection of revealing glimpses and accusations directed at the royal family, and excerpts from it were published in media outlets around the world.

In the book, Harry, 38, remembers his grief over the death of his mother, Princess Diana, his battle with his brother William, and his discomfort with the royal “reserve” role in the shadows of his older brother, heir to the throne.

People are racing to buy the book, as Penguin Random House Publishing announced, on Wednesday, that sales of the first day of the book exceeded 1.4 million copies.

These figures include hardcover, audiobook and e-book sales in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.