LA VIDA DE LOS RUGBIERS: CELULARES, JUEGOS DE MESA Y BIBLIOTECA - CASO FERNANDO BÁEZ SOSA

Summary

The eight men convicted of killing Fernando Baez Sosa remain isolated in prison a year after their sentencing. They spend time working, going to the library, and playing board games. They have cell phones to communicate. New images show their current appearance, tattoos, and booking photos. Group leader Máximo Thomsen is concerned about their appeal outcome. It's painful for Baez Sosa's parents to keep waiting for justice while the killers' fate is undecided. The appeals court could take time to rule, but should resolve the case this year.

Takeaways

• 😮 The 8 men convicted for Fernando Baez Sosa's murder are serving their sentences in the same prison wing, isolated from other inmates.
• 😢 Baez Sosa's parents are still waiting for the convictions to be upheld, 4 years after losing their son.
• 🤔 The convicted men have some privileges like access to phones and the library.
• 😠 Group leader Máximo Thomsen thinks ex-minister Patricia Bullrich meeting the victim's parents could influence the appeals court.
• 😕 The convicted killers still appear united based on reports.
• 👮‍♂️ New photos show the men after conviction, including their tattoos.
• 📝 The appeals court could take time to decide the case, causing more anguish for Baez Sosa's parents.
• ⚖️ The 8 men received sentences ranging from life in prison to 15 years.
• 🕰 The convicted men spend 4 hours per day in the prison yard.
• 😥 Baez Sosa's parents don't know if the killers' sentences will hold or if they'll get benefits on appeal.

Q & A

Who are the individuals mentioned in the transcript?

The individuals mentioned are Luis Caro, the eight convicts referred to as 'los rivers', Máximo Thomsen, Patricia Bullrich, Fernando Báez Sosa, and the parents of Fernando Báez Sosa.

What sentences were given to the convicts?

Five of the convicts received life sentences, and three of them received 15 years in prison.

Where are the convicts currently held?

They are held in a pavilion with two-person cells, isolated from the rest of the prison population at the Melchor Romero facility.

What privileges do the convicts have in prison?

They are allowed 4 hours per day in the prison yard, sometimes in the morning and sometimes in the afternoon, without mixing with other prisoners. They also perform maintenance tasks twice a week and have access to the prison library and board games, with chess being a favorite.

Was there an incident among the convicts after their sentencing?

Yes, there was a reported incident involving a fight with Máximo Thomsen shortly after the sentencing, which was later denied by their circle.

What concerns do the convicts have regarding their future?

They are concerned about the outcome of the appeal of their sentences, with Máximo Thomsen mentioning concerns about potential influence from Patricia Bullrich's meeting with Fernando Báez Sosa's parents.

Do the convicts have access to communication devices?

Yes, they have mobile phones through which they can send and receive messages, at least officially.

How are the convicts' appearances noted in the transcript?

Their appearances, including haircuts and tattoos, are described along with their identification in the prison, indicating changes since their sentencing.

What is the significance of the meeting between Patricia Bullrich and the parents of Fernando Báez Sosa?

Máximo Thomsen suggested that the meeting might influence the tribunal's view on their appeal, although this is seen as speculative.

What is the current status of the convicts' appeal process?

As of the transcript, the appeal process is ongoing, with no specified timeline for a resolution, causing distress for Fernando Báez Sosa's parents four years after his death.