fabiana gonzalez, An employee and trusted figure in the social movement they led Emerenciano Senna and Marcela AcuñaHe announced to the popular jury at the twelfth session of the trial. She is accused of aggravated cover-up in the femicide case Cecilia Strzyzowski. “They’re accusing me of something I didn’t do,” he said as soon as his show began.
Gonzalez spoke about his personal history, his work within the organization, and his relationship with the Sena family, especially with Marcela Acuña, whom he described as a mother figure. “Marcela was like my mother, she was everything to me,” he said while crying. During her testimony, moments of technical defense alternated with an intimate story about how her life has changed since her arrest.
“I’ve never cleaned anything, and I’m not a cleaning girl.”
The accused tried to distance herself from the role attributed to her by the Public Prosecution in the alleged cover-up. He explained that his duties were administrative and logistical, and related to the social movement, and he was never involved in cleaning or handling things inside the Santa Maria de Oro house. “I never clean anything. I’m not a housecleaning girl.” Repeat to the jury.
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He stressed that he was limited to opening the house when donations arrived or people removed things, and that his job did not include monitoring the movements of the rest of the group members. “I didn’t see any spots or anything strange. I just did my job and the orders they gave me.He explained.
In another clip, he referred to his family life. She said that she was arrested when her youngest daughter was two and a half years old, and today she is five years old, and since then the girl has lived in the care of her sister. “I have a teenage daughter and a granddaughter. I want to see them again, I want to go home,” he said, looking towards the audience and drying his tears with a handkerchief.
Prosecutor’s copy
To the special prosecutor’s team, Gonzalez was not a simple collaborator with the movement, but rather a key part in concealing the evidence behind the crime. According to the accusation, the woman was urgently summoned by Marcela Acuña on June 2, 2023, shortly after the incident. Security cameras recorded her entry into the family home at 5:12 p.m.
According to the prosecutor’s hypothesis, Gonzalez had seen a lump inside the home and left frightened. Days later, between June 3 and 6, he would return to clean certain parts of the house and manage the removal of a bed, mattress and other furniture, given as donations, which later tested positive for Cecilia Strzyzowski’s DNA.
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Prosecutors also highlighted that on June 8, Acuña sent him a letter with instructions to coordinate his story with other defendants: “Memorize it by heart, you, Gustavo and Diana. We will cancel the testimony saying you were nervous and confused about the timing.” For the prosecution, this evidence demonstrates active participation in the disappearance of physical traces of the crime.
In her statement, González sought to portray herself as emotionally and practically subservient, dependent on Marcela Acuña’s leadership. At the end of the session, his tone became more assertive. He stressed, “If someone is guilty, let him pay the price, but it is not me.”
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