ARThe death of Tamara Daniela Schiaffini, a 31-year-old woman who fell from the fifth floor of a hotel in Mendoza, has raised questions about the account provided by her partner, Daniel Gazzoti. The incident occurred during the early morning hours at room 502 of the Hotel Aguas del Corral. According to Gazzoti's initial statement, he tried to hold onto Tamara as she jumped from the window, but was unable to prevent her fall. However, investigators are still determining whether his version aligns with the evidence collected at the scene. The prosecutor, Oscar Mallá, has initiated a protocol for investigating possible femicides, though this does not confirm that Schiaffini was murdered nor that her partner is responsible. Forensic police are examining the room for clues to reconstruct the event, while other hotel guests' testimonies are being considered. A woman on the first floor reported hearing a loud impact around 3:58 AM and then a man rushing down the stairs saying 'no, no, no.' Gazzoti remains under arrest pending further legal proceedings. The main uncertainty lies in the minutes before the fall, whether it was a suicide, an accident, or if another person was involved.
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