Grandparents who cannot see their grandchild and deny his in-laws

Felipe “Tito” Vera (75) and Stella Maris Castro (66) They didn’t just lose their daughter. My fieldShe was brutally murdered by her husband when she was thirty-four years old. Javier Cerfolio (39)Who hit her and threw her in Kuiken Riverinside his car, in Necocheaafter the wedding. They haven’t seen their 13-year-old grandson in seven and a half months.

A court order prevents them from talking about the boy, who chose to live with his paternal grandparents. The connection between them was severed, although their love for him remained hidden deep in their wounded hearts.

The last time they saw him was shortly before Easter, on April 17. The boy went to their house to look for some things to collect in his other grandparents’ room.

Since then, Stella had not stopped sending him letters, and the boy had never responded to her. That was until June, when the woman decided not to write to him again. On one occasion, she asked her mother-in-law if she could ask the boy to answer her. “Talk to my lawyer“The response was sharp. They were also blocked on social networks.

Their four children – Sebastian, Melina, Fernando and Magali – gave them six grandchildren in total.

December 1st is a particularly sad day for a family, because it is The first anniversary of the murder of women.

To remember her “for love” and “demand justice,” they organized a tribute This is Monday at 6 pm in the Butterfly Loungeon 58th Avenue, between 59th and 57th, in Plaza de la Memoria.

At that site, on June 3, on the occasion of Ni Una Minos Day, a plaque with a message was inaugurated. “Magali Vera 08/28/1990-∞: Magali: Visit us in our dreams until we meet again. You have been a daughter, a mother, a sister, a sister, an aunt, a perfect wife and a sweet pastry chef who fills us with sweetness. Fly high among the flowers of the sky like a hummingbird, rest in peace. You will be in our hearts and souls forever. This is how your family remembers you“.

Tito and Stella tell how they face it day by day: “Here we are, we’re going through it day by day.”

Although they never stop attending sessions with psychiatrists and psychiatrists, a lawsuit against their brother-in-law for “damages” is still pending. They don’t want him to sell the house he shared with Magali, nor the Fiat Toro truck nor the 0km motorbike that was barely a month old when the crime occurred.

The woman’s red Honda Fit remains in police custody. They say: “It’s junk, it’s useless, and we don’t want it.”

Stella confirms Clarion That every time he drives through the bus station area, where the woman killer drove towards the river to finish his criminal act, he does the same thing: “I look the other way when I pass by.” “I try not to overstep,” her husband notes.

From the evangelical wing of Bataan prison, on the outskirts of Mar del Plata, Adan Serfoglio, who turned 40 last May, said: His former in-laws On an unusual pretext: He claims they sent him to kill That’s why he was subjected to some beatings in prison.

Every Monday he receives a visit from his father. He is heading to an oral trial and a life sentence, on charges of quadruple murder (cruelty, sexual violence and murder of women), after an effective investigation by prosecutors. Walter Berestegwi and Markus Benderski.

According to the victim’s family, the detainee’s parents “deny” what happened when they are summoned to court proceedings. They are not talking about killing women, but about an “accident,” about the “death” of their daughter-in-law.

Maguey would have turned 35 in August. His son did not go to Mass in his honor. “If you go, you’re in danger“, he posted in an Instagram story in an unusual accent for a boy his age.

Magali left her job in the municipality to devote herself to baking. On Saturday, December 1, 2024, they had a wedding for the couple and she decided to give them a two-tier cake.

Before going to the wedding, at an event hall on Regional Route 86, five kilometers from the city, he and Cerfoglio, who was a sailor for a company in the port of Kuiken, uploaded stories to his Instagram account. There were a lot of pictures together. They gave a picture of a happy couple.

An argument at the party led them to decide to leave at 4 a.m. in heavy rain. A call to 911 alerted that a man was beating a woman on the corner of 50th and 53rd Streets outside a red car. Later, the violent images captured by surveillance cameras, which confirmed the beating incident, will be revealed.

Shortly after, the Urban Monitoring Center’s cameras spotted a Honda Fit driving at high speed before heading toward the river and falling into the water.

An autopsy of the victim would reveal blows consistent with sexual violence and Maggie’s death due to suffocation due to submersion. Some blows that still hurt his family’s soul.