2024-08-27 01:42:38
In the formal proceedings that will resume tomorrow, the lawyer is accused of money laundering, bribery and tax crimes.
The formalization of Luis Hermosilla within the framework of Audios Case began this Wednesday, August 21, where he is charged with crimes of money laundering, bribery y tax crimes.
For the above reasons, the Prosecutor’s Office requests pretrial detention for the lawyer, along with Leonarda Villalobos and her partner, Luis Angulo.
In this context, while the precautionary measures of these defendants were being discussed, a striking moment occurred when the Prosecutor Felipe Sepulveda He brought back the controversial statements made by Luis Hermosilla to Daniel Sauer in a leaked audio, which “would support the crime of bribery of public officials.”
Along these lines, the prosecutor explained the jurist’s intention to create a “black box“to have the envelopes with cash, in order to address the problems they had.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant used the black box to make a proposal to one of his associates at the Financial Market Commission (CMF), who demanded a late payment.
The phrases that resurfaced in the formalization of Luis Hermosilla
After that, Felipe Sepúlveda read a particular conversation to refer to the money that Hermosilla needed to carry out this maneuver.
“Now I want you to tell me the most: Four Ukrainians, three Polish, two Argentines and all in their underwear and all of them doing I don’t know what. Awesome! But also You give me a yacht, you give me lobster…”the persecutor quoted.
Sepúlveda later said that “it is quite categorical here Hermosilla in what he asks for since, he points out, the payment of this sum of money – a gift – for it involves a relevant consideration. He speaks of demand the most from him“.
To which he added: “And the best exemplifies it -or categorizes it- having naked women, for example. So that’s the level of this.”
After hearing the presentations of the prosecutors, Judge Mariana Leyton decided to suspend the formalization hearing, which will resume this Thursday, August 22 at 9:00 a.m.