Overview
- The Buenos Aires prosecutor’s office said Monday that an initial autopsy found hypertrophic and dilated cardiomyopathy with lung congestion, with toxicology pending.
- City forensic teams reported no signs of third‑party involvement after reviewing the apartment scene and nearby security cameras.
- Investigators seized 112 hospital‑only ampoules, including propofol and fentanyl, and set May 13 tests at the federal lab to establish their origin.
- The case is being reviewed alongside February’s death of anesthesiologist Alejandro Zalazar and a Hospital Italiano theft probe that named Hernán Boveri and Delfina Lanusse as suspects under a travel ban.
- Relatives and colleagues reject a voluntary overdose and urge a full inquiry into how the nurse obtained the drugs.