🚨 CRIMEN DE NORA DALMASSO: MARCELO MACARRÓN EXPRESA ALIVIO TRAS 18 AÑOS DE PERSECUCIÓN JUDICIAL

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👉 El esposo de Nora expresó su emoción por finalmente acercarse a la verdad después de 18 años de sufrimiento y persecución judicial. El caso, que podría estar cerca de un cierre legal, ha estado marcado por la tardanza en la resolución y las dudas sobre la prescripción del mismo.  👉 Seguí en #ElNoticieroDeA24 📺 a24.com/vivo

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00:00...to speak, Marcelo Macarron.

00:05Macarron, this man you're going to see on the screen, just said,

00:11I'm very excited and happy.

00:17We repeat, Marcelo Macarron just spoke.

00:21He just said, I'm very excited and happy

00:25that we can, as a family, know the truth

00:29after a great suffering and judicial persecution.

00:35After 18 years, it's not little.

00:38Macarron just spoke, Mechí.

00:40Well, this is a little bit what also marked the prosecutors, right?

00:44Try to bring a closure to the family of this.

00:46It's more of a legal issue that possibly ends with someone arrested.

00:52It has to do with giving a closure to the family.

00:54That's why I understand that these words of saying,

00:57I'm excited and happy, because, of course,

01:00these are words that don't go hand in hand with this whole case.

01:05But it has to do with that, with having, at least,

01:08a result and an answer to so many years of feeling that there was no justice.

01:13Then, of course, we have to continue investigating,

01:16we have to truly analyze that he is the murderer.

01:20But, at least, for that family, there begins to be progress.

01:23I think it's about this, what the ex-husband of Norita Dalmaso just said,

01:28the widow, through his words.

01:31I imagine that carries that, doesn't it?

01:33Let's remember that Javi was subjected at the time to an oral trial,

01:38that they investigated him, that they asked for his DNA.

01:41At the time of the crime, he had the excuse of having been out of the country.

01:46Do you remember? In a tournament.

01:47Marcelo Macarron, yes.

01:48In Punta del Este.

01:49He was in Punta del Este, he had gone before.

01:51The first suspicion was that he had put everything together

01:54and had gone so as not to get caught with the crime.

01:58The idea of a crime by commission was automatically investigated.

02:01Exactly.

02:01Then he was obviously arrested.

02:03Norita Dalmaso came back, she had gone out with her friends that night

02:08and returned to her house, there in the country, and there she was attacked.

02:14That is, if it is this person, what they believe,

02:17what they are telling me, what they suspect,

02:18is that he could have had some access door to the house

02:22or have left some access, without a key,

02:27those that were not used too much, of that house to be able to enter at night.

02:34In other voices it is indicated that he would have found him outside,

02:38and abused his confidence to get something,

02:43some tool that had been left or something like that.

02:47All this is part of the investigation, the assumptions,

02:50because there, in that place, at least there was no security camera

02:53that could determine the presence of another person.

02:56I repeat, I want to put a lot of emphasis, as Pablo said,

03:01to ask the prosecutor or someone from the Court of Córdoba

03:05what happens with the issue of prescription there in Córdoba,

03:09what happens with a case with these characteristics.

03:11I did not see him very excited to ask that question.

03:13No, because he gave the three options

03:16and said that for now it is indicated.

03:18But they can not impute it because they have to first define

03:21the situation linked to whether he prescribed or not the cause.

03:24I think it is also important to go through two lanes.

03:27On the one hand there is the judicial lane, which is that of the prescription,

03:30whether it can be done or not.

03:31And then, at some point we have to know why these things happen,

03:34why it takes 18 years in this.

03:37And the prosecutor did not explain this, the statement does not explain it,

03:40and the prosecutor did not explain it in a speech that lasted a long time.

03:45And he does not say, well, what happens is that there was not yet the technology

03:49in the year that Nora Dalmaso was murdered

03:51to be able to track the last trace of DNA.

03:54That explanation does not appear.

03:56It is imperishable of those who worked on this case.

03:59And well, I'm finishing preparing a document that I just gave to Noelia,

04:03the last photo of Bárcola.

04:05Where is this man, let's remember,

04:08accused of the murder of Nora Dalmaso?

04:12In minutes, when we have it,

04:14we throw an emergency and we put it in the air.

04:16We are talking about a man

04:21who at the time of the murder was 27 years old.

04:25Today he is 45.

04:2927 years at the time of the murder.

04:32Today he is 45.

04:34And the police itself is already spreading an image

04:38of how Bárcola would be today.

04:40Give me the emergency, please.

04:59You are going to see an image of the man

05:02pointed out by justice,

05:07by the Prosecutor's Office.

05:09This is how Bárcola is today.

05:12This is how Roberto Bárcola is today.

05:14The floor cleaner pointed out by the crime of Nora Dalmaso.

05:20The full name of this man is Roberto Marcos Bárcola.

05:25He still resides in Río Cuarto.

05:28This is a current image.

05:31He was 27 years old at the time of the murder

05:34that the justice is imputing on him.

05:38Today he is 45.

05:42There you can see an image to see

05:45if there is any change in his body, in his physiognomy.

05:49There is little.

05:52Body change, a little less hair.

05:55This is the man and this is the image of Bárcola now, today.

06:00We repeat, Mechi, that in the Prosecutor's Office's report

06:04there is talk of an imputation and a designation of a defender.

06:08Yes, he was asked to present himself with a defender.

06:12They gave him the possibility and at the time of giving him the opportunity

06:16to contribute something, he reserved himself.

06:20He preferred not to speak.

06:22Bárcola was hired to carry out refactoring work

06:27by a carpenter.

06:29He is a general carpenter.

06:31He was a person to whom the carpenter himself

06:34had authorized the work of refactoring floors.

06:38He had the data, the antecedent of Bárcola himself.

06:46And in fact, Bárcola ends up inside the house of Nora Dalmas.

06:51That November 25th, he went to the place.

06:56In none of his statements, six as a witness,

07:00he stopped recognizing that he had been at the door of the house,

07:04possibly covering himself, that there had been a camera

07:07that had identified him.

07:09But that he had not entered.

07:11But that he had not entered.

07:12Why didn't he enter? They asked him.

07:14Because I rang the doorbell and no one answered me.

07:16And I stayed 10, 15, 20 minutes and I told my boss,

07:20that general carpenter, just to cover myself

07:25and to be able not to look bad with the person who had taken me.

07:30The day was already paid,

07:32so Bárcola at 15, 20 minutes, he says,

07:35turned around and left.

07:37Well, none of this would have happened,

07:40considering that now he ends up realizing

07:45that there were three thematic stains in the crime scene.

07:48And even what he said at that moment

07:50is that he had not even had contact with her,

07:52that he had received a complaint because there was a lot of dust.

07:56This was transmitted to his boss,

07:58but that they had not had any kind of conversation

08:00and that he had only seen her after a few minutes.

08:03We repeat, the image you are seeing

08:05is the image of Bárcola declaring,

08:07a few years later, as a witness,

08:09Bárcola at present.

08:11There is a difference of two, three years

08:14between one image and the other.

08:16This is today's image.

08:17The one on the left, from 2022.

08:19Correct.

08:20And this is the last of the last days,

08:23the last days of this year.

08:25Then we will listen again, right?

08:27To Bárcola, surely.

08:29And also to the prosecutor.

08:30Get him back to Bárcola, please.

08:31And then to the prosecutor.

08:32The prosecutor is very forceful,

08:34with some appreciations.

08:36If he had, if he had no doubts,

08:38I would say, we are going to sue him,

08:40I would say, let's move on.

08:43I think what they have done today

08:47is more towards,

08:49not only to communicate to the citizens,

08:52but to require the judicial authorities,

08:57the superiors,

08:59to define if they can continue to advance

09:02with this cause.

09:03And that, well,

09:05if it doesn't get to a good port,

09:07it would be a scandal.

09:08A scandal.

09:09Again.

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