Yenifer Paredes LIVE: Pretrial detention hearing against Pedro Castillo's sister-in-law continues

Pre-trial detention hearing LIVE | After extending for the first time the reading of the resolution on the request for preventive detention of 36 months against Yenifer Paredes —sister-in-law of peter castle– Y José Nenil Medina—mayor of Anguía—, Judge Jhonny Gómez, in charge of the Third Specialized Court in Corruption Crimes of Power of attorney, He will give his final verdict this Sunday, August 28, in a virtual hearing that will start at 4:00 p.m.

Yenifer Paredes LIVE: preventive detention hearing against Pedro Castillo’s sister-in-law and mayor of Anguía

PJ confirms risk of escape and obstruction regarding Yenifer Paredes

The judge took as precedent the intervention carried out at the Government Palace on August 9 and elements that gave indications that indicated the presence of Paredes in said place that day.

Magistrate points out a high probability of flight danger

The judge resolves himself in the absence of a house arrest, nor that of a family bond, all measures that do not ensure that Paredes can submit to the investigation process.

Judge includes loss of images of the Palace among his elements of conviction

In addition, the magistrate recalled events such as the arrival of Paredes at the Prosecutor’s Office, which she approached surrounded by patrolmen, and also the absence of Castillo’s sister-in-law from the Government Palace when her arrest warrant was issued. All this to look for a flight danger base.

PJ points out that the probable sentence for the alleged crimes of Paredes is more than 4 years

The mayor of Anguía, José Nenil Medina, would also be charged with a similar time. These more than four years in prison would be necessary so that preventive detention can be imposed against both defendants.

PJ confirms strong suspicion of connection with the crime of aggravated collusion against Yenifer Paredes and José Medina

Judge Johnny announces the results of his analysis on the fourth date of the pre-trial detention hearing.
In the case of Paredes, it is due to its connection to works carried out in the districts of Anguía, Chachapoyas and Cajatambo. Hearing of the resolution is given virtually. Photo: Capture Justice TV

Judge confirms the strong and vehement suspicion of Paredes’ involvement in the Anguía case

“The defendant has a special facility of access to the Government Palace,” says Judge Johnny Gómez.
Later, he went on to read the facts and accreditations for the investigated mayor of Anguía, José Nenil Medina, for whom he considers different facts of the investigation against the mayor as strong suspicions.

Judge goes on to read elements of conviction of the Prosecutor’s Office against José Nenil Medina

Among the main reasons for the investigation into the mayor of Anguía is the purchase of a truck for which Hugo Espino had facilitated its acquisition

The Prosecutor’s Office discovers a total of 28 deposits made to the account of Yenifer Paredes

The total amount would amount to S/91,970 soles divided into 28 deposits made in favor of Pedro Castillo’s sister-in-law and which were issued in an agency of the Banco de la Nación.

Data was also revealed during the reading of the resolution of the request for preventive detention for 36 months against Paredes and the mayor of Anguía, Nenil Medina.

Yenifer Paredes told the Prosecutor’s Office that it was the first lady who received Hugo Espino at the Palace

The data was specified by Judge Johnny Gómez during the reading of the 36-month preventive detention resolution that was requested by the Prosecutor’s Office against Yenifer Paredes and José Nenil Medina.

Representative of the PJ gives details on the request for 36 months of preventive detention

Judge points out that pre-trial detention is a constitutional measure as long as the budgets are met and it responds to the principles of suitability and necessity of the process.

Judge is reading the resolution

Third National Preparatory Investigation Court begins by reading the resolution of the request for preventive detention against José Nenil Medina and Yenifer Paredes, investigated for the crime of money laundering and others.

Hearing starts more than 40 minutes late

Judge will issue his decision on the request for preventive detention against Yenifer Paredes and the mayor of Anguía, Nenil Medina.

As is known, reading request made by Public Prosecutor’s Office it was scheduled to take place on the last Friday 26; However, after a wait of more than two hours, which generated concern and questions from the Office of the Prosecutor of the Nation and the defenses of Paredes and Medina, Judge Gómez announced that his final decision would be postponed for this Sunday.

Judge Gómez asserted that they had not been able to carry out the proceedings correctly because the Court was “overwhelmed with cases”, since his office was attending to seven other requests.

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