2023-07-05 06:40:45
The investigators of the Cecilia Strzyzowski case – the 28-year-old murdered in the Argentine city of Resistencia – have confirmed that the charred cloth remnants that were found ten days ago during a search in the Sena clan’s home correspond to a backpack and a wallet belonging to the victim. The defendants would have burned the woman’s belongings in the courtyard of the building with the aim of remove any evidence that could incriminate them.
The Chaco Special Prosecutor Team that directs the investigations works with the hypothesis that the murder took place in one of the rooms of the address located at Santa María de Oro 1460. Specifically, the one that belonged to César Sena, son of the couple of piquetero leaders and Cecilia’s partnersince they detected blood stains when examining the room with luminol. The collected samples are currently being analyzed to determine if the fluid belongs to a man or a woman, and if there are matches to the young woman’s DNA.
They have also been sent to the genetics laboratory crushed skeletal remains that they were found on the banks of the Tragadero River, right in the place indicated by one of the detainees for concealment, whose testimony has been key to the investigation of the facts. Is about Gustavo Obregón, assistant to the Sena. According to her story, it was Marcela Acuña (Cesar’s possessive mother) who asked him to come by her house to help them. “It seems there is a body”, he told him that June 2. She arrived at the house and there she was, “a long bundle, all wrapped up.”
At that moment, César had left. But he was not long in coming back. When he did, he began a detailed operation to dispose of Cecilia’s corpse and all of her belongings. Obregón has declared that the young man -without speaking about the matter- asked him for help to “remove this” that “we have to go to the field”. “I helped him load it, because César was like my boss,” he assured. So they went to the area of Tres Horquetas, where the family had a pig farmand they burned everything.
Meanwhile, the family assistant saw that the son of the couple of leaders of the Socialist Party United for Chaco He handled two mobile phones. Everything indicates that one of them was the victim’s. For several days Caesar was writing to her mother-in-law posing as Ceciliaso as not to arouse suspicion. When they last spoke by video call, on June 1, her daughter explained that she was going to take a trip to Ushuaia with your partner and that the next day they had to catch a flight to Buenos Aires.
This was also part of the Machiavellian plan. From the investigations it appears that the tickets were never boughtAlthough, of course, Cecilia didn’t know that. The study of her mobile reveals that she was very excited about the aforementioned trip. In the days before her death, she carried out different searches on the Internet that reflect this. “How to assemble a suitcase (suitcase)”, “what can be taken on a plane”, “where to buy chocolates in Buenos Aires” or “where to drink the best coffee”, were some of them.
On César’s mobile, however, there was not a single query about it. He dedicated himself to exploring other types of things that could be indication of the premeditation of the homicide. On June 1 (the day before the events), he searched on YouTube “how to dislocate an arm”. Something significant considering that the main hypothesis of the investigators is that he grabbed Cecilia from behind and suffocated her with the mataleón technique, pressing the girl’s neck with her arm.
In any case, while Obregón helped the Sena family get rid of that “bulge”, it is assumed that he did not know that it was Cecilia. It would not be until two days later when -according to his testimony- finds out that the young woman is missing. Although the assistant himself admits that on Tuesday, June 6 (four days after the crime and that he helped César get rid of a body), agreed to give the boy a hand again.
That day they bought garbage bags, returned to the field and they picked up the remains of cremation with a shovel. “At no time did I see large bones, but if I could observe that there were tiny bones“, he affirmed. Then they went to the Tragadero river and César emptied the contents of the two bags. In the vicinity of that place is where the investigators found the charred remains of: a suitcase trolley type (with wheels), a hoodie pink, a said in the shape of a cross and some rings.
a suspicious donation
Coincidentally, June 6 was also the day the influential Sena family made a donation that caught the attention of researchers. In the search carried out on June 9, the day the arrests of the Sena family were carried out, they detected that there was no furniture in the house. They reviewed the security cameras and found that a moving truck picked up the furniture, which was transferred to the home of some neighbors.
Investigators managed to locate the driver of the vehicle and take a statement from him. He confirmed that he performed the transfer the same day that Cecilia’s mother filed the complaint for the disappearance of his daughter. He was the one who detailed the furniture that he brought in his truck (a mattress, a chest of drawers and a nightstand) and in which direction he took it. Supposedly, the Sena decided give them to a couple in the neighborhood on the occasion of the birth of your baby. A gesture of generosity with which they tried to hide the worst of the clan’s secrets.
After the arrests of Emerenciano Sena and Marcela Acuña, as well as their son César, the judge of Guarantees Ricardo Sandoval ordered that a search be carried out in the property to which the couple of piqueteros ordered their gift to be brought. The study of these objects, seized on June 22 in Santa María de Oro street at 1400 Resistencia, resulted in a new element to take into account in the investigation. The mattress was stained with human blood. that would have tried to be removed with bleach.
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