Natacha Jaitt’s brother asks for investigation into her death to be reopened
Ulises Jaitt files motion through his lawyers seeking a review of the investigation into his late sister’s death, which was shelved in 2024. He questions activities at crime scene and alleges inconsistencies in evidence. Leer más
Natacha Jaitt's brother Ulises is seeking for the investigation into her mysterious death to be reopened after more than seven years. Lawyers representing him have filed a motion to review aspects of the case file that were not sufficiently examined before it was shelved on March 21, 2024. According to the filing, evidence-gathering measures are still pending and there are inconsistencies that should be re-examined.
The complaint does not rely on new evidence but on various elements that were left without a sufficient technical explanation. Ulises claims that businessman Gonzalo Rigoni, the owner of the Xanadú lounge where Natacha died, was never formally investigated and that he was treated like a neighbor who happened to pass by the door.
He alleges that Rigoni was responsible for her death, stating that drugs were thrown into the sink, glasses and a champagne bottle were removed, and everything was cleaned before the police arrived. The lawyer also questions witness statements, asks for the recovery and certification of original recordings from emergency services, and challenges the alteration of the crime scene.
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