“It’s a precedent”: a man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the crime of a missing girl since 2009 despite the fact that the body did not appear

On the afternoon of yesterday, the Federal Criminal Court No. 2 of Cordoba sentenced Néstor Simone, the man accused of killing Yamila Cuello, a 21-year-old Cordobesa girl who has been missing since Sunday, 25 October 2009, to 20 years in prison.Yamila and Simone had maintained a couple relationship for more than three years and had separated months before she disappeared.The bond between them had been marked by physical, psychological, economic …

The Justice sentenced Néstor Simone to 20 years in prison for being the author of the murder of Yamila Cuello, a 21-year-old girl who has been missing since 2009 and whose body has never been found.After this sentence, the judges ordered her immediate arrest.The Oral Court in the Federal Criminla (TOF) N°2 in Córdoba made the decision, as they considered that she was guilty of the murder of the young woman.Judges Fabián Asis, María Noel Costa an…

In a historic trial for the province of Córdoba, Néstor Antonio Simone was sentenced to 20 years in prison for the murder of Yamila Cuello, disappeared in 2009. “Néstor is a less femicide on the street,” Soledad Nello said at the end of the hearing. After 16 years and even, with a sentence, he continues to ask where Yamila, his sister, is. The entry Sentenced to 20 years in prison the femicide of Yamila Cuello was first published in La ink.

Prosecutors had requested a sentence of 25 years for the accused of simple homicide in a context of gender-based violence.

Canal C The former partner of Yamila Cuello was sentenced to 20 years in prison after almost 15 years of uncertainty, the Federal Oral Court No. 2 of Cordoba sentenced Nestor Simone, a former partner of Yamila Cuello, to 20 years in prison for his responsibility for the disappearance of the young woman in October 2009. The investigation revealed a history of gender-based violence and manipulation that surrounded her relationship. The ruling also…

The complaint and the Public Prosecutor's Office requested a maximum sentence of 25 years, but the court granted a 20-year prison sentence. The other defendant, Horacio Palacios, was acquitted.