Resultado de ADN confirmaron que el cadaver era de Duarte Luna
Contenidos EAAF
Posted On 04/02/2020
El titular del Juzgado de Instrucción 1 del Distrito Judicial Norte de Tierra del Fuego, juez Daniel Cesari Hernández, notificó a la familia que el análisis de ADN practicado a los restos óseos hallados por motociclistas en noviembre pertenecen a Nicolás Carlos Duarte Luna, de 30 años y desaparecido el 30 de abril de 2019.
Las pericias “estuvieron a cargo del Cuerpo Médico Forense del Poder Judicial de la Provincia de Tierra y del Equipo Argentino de Antropolgía Forense” señala el comunicado del juez, que expresa que “los resultados han permitido concluir que los restos humanos hallados en jurisdicción de Tolhuin el 10 de noviembre de 2019, corresponden a quien en vida fuera el señor Carlos Nicolás Duarte Luna, con una probabilidad del 99,99 por ciento”.
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