Appeals Court again orders preventive detention for Julia Chuñil’s daughter in parricide case
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- Chile’s Valdivia Court of Appeals reinstated preventive detention for Javier Troncoso Chuñil in the case involving the death of her mother, Julia Chuñil Catricura.
- The appeals court accepted a request from the Los Ríos Regional Prosecutor’s Office and overturned a lower court ruling that had released her from preventive detention.
The Valdivia Court of Appeals has again ordered preventive detention for Javier Troncoso Chuñil, who is accused of killing her mother, Julia Chuñil Catricura.
The appellate court accepted an appeal filed by the Los Ríos Regional Prosecutor’s Office. It overturned a decision by the Los Lagos Guarantee Court that had removed the preventive detention order.
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