Miami Jury Awards $25 Million in Pro-Bono Win Relating to the 1972 Trelew Massacre

Five Corners Group is proud to have assisted in the trial of former Argentine naval officer Roberto Guillermo Bravo. In total, the jury found Bravo responsible for the extrajudicial killing of three prisoners, and the torture and attempted killing of another in the 1972 Trelew Massacre. The jury awarded $24.25 million in damages, including $12 million in punitive damages, to the plaintiffs—family members of the four victims.

Five Corners Group team members included Craig Veconi and Nate Hatch, who provided graphic support for the trial team from Keker, Van Nest & Peters and the Center for Justice and Accountability

“This was a case where graphics were critical. We needed the jury to visualize the layout and spacing of the cell block area where the victims of the Massacre were shot. Five Corners Group painstakingly recreated the scene from multiple perspectives, working with measurements from our forensics expert. Their graphics laid out the implausibility of the defendant’s story and ultimately controlled how everyone thought about the massacre. They are also complete professionals, staying up throughout the night to perfect our closing graphics. Five Corners was a key part of this win.”

– Ajay Krishnan, Keker Van Nest & Peters

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