When the search for Loan Danilo Peña has been going on for 12 days, his father, José, told his version of the lunch that ended in the boy’s disappearance in dialogue with C5N. For José, Justice should investigate his sister Laudelina. “I suspect everyone who was at the table,” he said., and added: “They have to investigate it; she has to know something more.”
According to José’s story, the lunch guests did not know that he and Loan would participate in the meal because “they were not invited.” “They didn’t know I was going with Loan. Nobody. He wasn’t invited, he went with me. At the last minute I took him,” he said and indicated that when he told his son that he was going to the field, the boy would have insisted that he go. “Take me, take me,” he told her, according to his version. That’s how they ended up at the grandmother’s, on the boy’s first visit to that house, she noted.
Loan’s brother, José, spoke along the same lines. “My aunt Laudelina was the one who answered Antonio’s call, so she would have to be detained and investigated,” he indicated. “I don’t know if she knows more, but for me she is [involucrada]because of how he answered the phone,” he continued.
The woman now identified by her family is Loan’s aunt and the wife of Antonio Bernardino Benítez, one of the first arrested for the disappearance of the child. “Laudelina was the one who received the call and went to look for Loan. The issue is that I don’t know if she got to where she says she was or if she detoured to where she left she left “Victoria Caillava”he specified and added: “Antonio was also the last one who was with Loan.”
“My dad was entertained by Carlos Pérez and his wife”he added.
Valdés assured that all the clues lead to his grandmother’s house in Loan
The governor of Corrientes, Gustavo Valdés, assured today that all investigations surrounding the disappearance of the boy Loan Peña lead to his grandmother’s house and to the elders who were at the lunch held on the day of the incident.
“After the work that was done, the raking of 500 hectares, all the investigations lead to the house and the elders present,” explained the provincial leader in statements to the program “Cristina sin Volvers.” led by Cristina Pérez, in AM630 Radio Rivadavia.
Valdés maintained, regarding the disappearance of the five-year-old boy in the town of 9 de Julio, that for the moment“what the prosecutors say is that it would be a case of trafficking or cooptation for a purpose that has not been determined.”
“We do not have to rule out any hypothesis and that there are more people involved,” added the governor.
