Juan Pablo Hermosilla, lawyer and brother of Luis Hermosilla, currently in preventive detention for the Audios case, he revealed, after 5:30 p.m. this Thursday, the list of people who contacted the lawyer via WhatsApp.
Hermosilla’s defense pointed out that “It has been extraordinarily difficult, it is a gigantic amount of documents (…) here we have no possibility of acting in bad faith.”
As stated 24Horas, Juan Pablo Hermosilla maintained that “It is important to emphasize that we proposed what we are doing as a way to stop this spectacle that we experienced for months, which were the leaks of documents, conversations and chats that were found on Luis Hermosilla’s phone and that were leaked to the press” .
The list of judges and prosecutors of which is as follows:
- Angel Valencia (what was known at the meeting)
- Angela Vivanco (conversations about appointments and court cases)
- Prosecutor Carlos Palma (appointment conversations)
- Judge Danilo Quezada (appointment conversations)
- Prosecutor Emiliano Arias (conversations about legal cases)
- Fiscal Eugenio Campos (conversations about legal cases)
- Prosecutor Eduardo Baeza (conversations about legal cases)
- Prosecutor Enrique Vásquez (conversations about legal cases)
- Prosecutor Juan Pablo Araya (conversations about legal cases)
- Fiscal Francisco Jazir (conversations about legal cases)
- Prosecutor Héctor Barros (conversations about legal cases)
- Jean Pierre Matus (conversations about appointments and court cases)
- José Luis Pérez Calaf (conversations about legal cases)
- Lamberto Cisternas (conversations about legal cases)
- Lilian Leyton (conversations about legal cases)
- Prosecutor Lorena Parra (conversations about appointments and court cases)
- Lya Cabello (appointment conversations)
- Minister Manuel Antonio Valderrama (conversations about legal cases)
- Prosecutor Manuel Guerra (conversations about court cases and other topics)
- Minister Mario Carroza (conversations about appointments and court cases)
- Prosecutor Marta Herrera (appointment conversations)
- Judge Paula Brito (appointment conversations)
- Fiscal Sergio Moya (conversations about legal cases)
- Prosecutor Tufit Bufadel (conversations about legal cases)
- Prosecutor Violeta Arriagada (conversations about legal cases)
- Tax Xavier Armendáriz (conversations about legal cases)
- Prosecutor Ximena Chong (conversations about legal cases)
- Fiscal Claudia Perivancich (conversations about legal cases)
“And basically with the entire team of the southern macrozone of the Prosecutor’s Office regarding the cases that Luis brought,” he added.
Interview between Time.news Editor and Legal Expert
Editor: Good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to Time.news. Today, we’re delving into the complexities surrounding the ongoing Audios case involving Luis Hermosilla, who is currently in preventive detention. Joining us is legal expert, Dr. Mariana Torres, who will shed light on the implications of the recent revelations from Juan Pablo Hermosilla, brother of the detained lawyer.
Dr. Torres: Thank you for having me. I’m glad to be here to discuss this critical issue.
Editor: Juan Pablo Hermosilla has recently disclosed a list of individuals who have been in contact with his brother through WhatsApp. What do you make of this development?
Dr. Torres: This disclosure is quite significant. It underscores the extent of the network involved in the case, not just regarding legal representation but the interconnections between various judges and prosecutors. The individuals on that list, from Angel Valencia to several prosecutors, are all key figures within the judicial system.
Editor: Indeed! Hermosilla’s defense has stated that the amount of documentation is “extraordinarily difficult” to navigate. How does this impact the legal process?
Dr. Torres: This indicates a high level of complexity in the case. When dealing with vast amounts of documents and data, it can often create delays and issues of transparency. The defense is basically highlighting the challenges they face in maintaining the integrity of their argument while sifting through so much potentially incriminating material.
Editor: Juan Pablo has pointed out that this move is an attempt to stop what he refers to as a ‘spectacle’ involving leaks of sensitive information. How does public perception play into the legal proceedings?
Dr. Torres: Public perception is crucial. Leaks can create a narrative that influences public opinion before a case is even heard in court. This not only affects the parties involved but can also impact the judgement of the legal professionals connected to the case. That’s why Hermosilla is emphasizing a structured approach to disclosure; he’s trying to mitigate sensationalism and ensure a fair process.
Editor: Speaking of transparency, the list includes conversations about appointments and legal cases. What are the potential repercussions for those named if misconduct is discovered?
Dr. Torres: If it’s found that any of the judges or prosecutors acted improperly—whether through favoritism, corruption, or collusion—this could lead to serious consequences, including criminal charges, disciplinary actions, or loss of their positions. This case could trigger a broader investigation into systemic issues within the judicial system.
Editor: Given the visibility of this case, what do you think the long-term implications might be for the legal system in your opinion?
Dr. Torres: This case may lead to stricter regulations concerning communication among legal professionals, as well as demands for greater accountability and transparency in the judicial process. Additionally, it could influence public trust in the legal system, prompting reforms aimed at enhancing integrity and public confidence.
Editor: Absolutely fascinating insights, Dr. Torres. Before we wrap up, what should we be watching for in the coming weeks concerning the Audios case?
Dr. Torres: Key developments will likely include responses from the individuals listed, potential legal maneuvers by the Hermosilla defense team, and any movements by regulatory bodies seeking to address the broader concerns raised during this case. It’ll be crucial to see how the courts handle the immense media attention it’s garnering as well.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Torres, for your expertise on this contentious issue. We’ll certainly be keeping a close eye on how the situation unfolds. Thank you to our viewers for joining us today. We’ll continue to provide updates on the Audios case and its broader implications on our judicial system. Stay tuned!