Kim Kataguiri: Three instructors, three instructors held the girl by the arms and the legs.
Kim Kataguiri: They hurled her from a height of 40 meters and simply forgot to attach the safety rope to the girl's body.
The rope lay there, thrown on the platform floor; it's such a bizarre, so elementary, so unacceptable mistake that the three have already had their arrests converted to preventive detention and will be charged with homicide with 'dolo eventual,' which is when you accept a risk—the most commonly used example.
Kim Kataguiri: It's when a person is drunk and drives at high speed going the wrong way.
Kim Kataguiri: The idea is: if he causes an accident, instead of it being a culpable homicide, meaning he had no intent, he was negligent but didn't intend to kill, this legal construction makes it doloso.