Sobreseen a empresaria que atropelló y mató a un turista brasilero: "¿Hasta cuándo los que destruyen familias enteras siguen impunes?"

In a significant legal development, Patricia Scheuer, a 72-year-old businesswoman, has been cleared of responsibility for the tragic death of Brazilian tourist Fernando Pereira de Amorin Junior in a 2025 accident in Recoleta. Scheuer's vehicle struck and killed Nunes and his husband, leading to a heated outcry from Nunes' family, particularly his daughter Bárbara, who questioned how those who cause such devastating harm can remain unpunished. The court found no evidence to conclude that Scheuer was not culpable, suggesting a possible medical episode may have affected her driving. This case highlights ongoing concerns about accountability for severe accidents.