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Autopsy Reclassifies Córdoba Death as Femicidio and Police Seek Polish Ex-Partner

Forensic tests found a cardiogenic arrest from a strong chest blow, prompting the prosecutor to charge a Polish man and request national and international arrest warrants.

Overview

  • Investigators found 36-year-old Luciana Daniela Ojeda dead in her Nueva Córdoba apartment and, following autopsy results published this week, changed the case to femicidio after concluding a strong blow to the chest caused a cardiogenic arrest.
  • Fiscal Gonzalo Berrotarán Romano has formally imputed 44–45-year-old Jan Lu Korzeniecki for homicide aggravated by the relationship and has issued national and international capture requests as he remains at large.
  • Family members say Korzeniecki was present at the scene and accuse police of failing to detain him when first called, an alleged lapse the family links to delays during national World Cup celebrations.
  • Ojeda’s five-year-old daughter was inside the apartment when the body was found and is now in the care of maternal relatives while relatives and witnesses provide testimony about prior episodes of violence and property damage.
  • Prosecutors are tracing Korzeniecki’s repeated trips from Poland, his recent inquiries to the Polish consulate about working in the province, and his social media activity to reconstruct movements and support the international search; the femicide label activates gender-violence protocols and raises the potential sentence if convicted.