The recognition was carried out Wednesday in the place where the killings allegedly occurred five victims for which the former chief judge of the Third Army Corps. He is also accused former police officer Heriberto Roberto Albornoz
The Federal Court of Tucuman held Wednesday in the afternoon, a visual inspection under the new trial against the former leader of the Third Army Luciano Benjamin Menendez, accused of the murder of five people during the last military dictatorship.
recognition of involving members of the court, complaints and defenses, was held in the city of San Miguel de Tucuman, on the street Azcuénaga 1800, which investigated the events have occurred.
is the cause "Romero Niklison", where the former chief judge of the Third Army for crimes committed against five victims. He is also accused former police officer Heriberto Roberto Albornoz.
description of the events (requiring prosecutor)
On May 20, 1976, in the hours around noon, there was a raid by the staff of the V th Infantry Brigade and personnel belonging to police in the province of Tucumán, in the home where they lived María Alejandra Niklison and Gerardo Alfredo Romero (parents of the complainant), located at street Azcuénaga No. 1816, Barrio Echeverría of the city of San Miguel de Tucumán.
Moments before the raid at that address were assembled five militants belonging to the Organization of Political-Military Montoneros Tucumán, who were attending a leadership meeting of the East: María Alejandra Niklison, Fernando Saavedra Lamas (a) "Pepo" Juan Carlos Meneses (whose assumed name was Miguel Angel Gonzalez Cano, a native of the province of Santa Fe) Atilio Eduardo Gonzalez Brandsen and Peace (a) "Thomas" or "Martin" joint forces of army and provincial police, taken by assault the house, previously released explosive, enter housing, simulating a battle all the inhabitants killed by gun shots.
One occupants can get out of the home run, but is killed by the same assailants near the nearby church, later identified as Fernando Saavedra Lamas. Had raided the home front army trucks, police vehicles, a large number of troops of both forces, and many local residents.
The bodies of the victims were taken to Police Headquarters in Tucumán, and then four of them (three male and one female) were buried in mass graves in the Cemetery north of this city.
The Federal Court of Tucuman held Wednesday in the afternoon, a visual inspection under the new trial against the former leader of the Third Army Luciano Benjamin Menendez, accused of the murder of five people during the last military dictatorship.
recognition of involving members of the court, complaints and defenses, was held in the city of San Miguel de Tucuman, on the street Azcuénaga 1800, which investigated the events have occurred.
is the cause "Romero Niklison", where the former chief judge of the Third Army for crimes committed against five victims. He is also accused former police officer Heriberto Roberto Albornoz.
description of the events (requiring prosecutor)
On May 20, 1976, in the hours around noon, there was a raid by the staff of the V th Infantry Brigade and personnel belonging to police in the province of Tucumán, in the home where they lived María Alejandra Niklison and Gerardo Alfredo Romero (parents of the complainant), located at street Azcuénaga No. 1816, Barrio Echeverría of the city of San Miguel de Tucumán.
Moments before the raid at that address were assembled five militants belonging to the Organization of Political-Military Montoneros Tucumán, who were attending a leadership meeting of the East: María Alejandra Niklison, Fernando Saavedra Lamas (a) "Pepo" Juan Carlos Meneses (whose assumed name was Miguel Angel Gonzalez Cano, a native of the province of Santa Fe) Atilio Eduardo Gonzalez Brandsen and Peace (a) "Thomas" or "Martin" joint forces of army and provincial police, taken by assault the house, previously released explosive, enter housing, simulating a battle all the inhabitants killed by gun shots.
One occupants can get out of the home run, but is killed by the same assailants near the nearby church, later identified as Fernando Saavedra Lamas. Had raided the home front army trucks, police vehicles, a large number of troops of both forces, and many local residents.
The bodies of the victims were taken to Police Headquarters in Tucumán, and then four of them (three male and one female) were buried in mass graves in the Cemetery north of this city.
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