The footage from the security cameras in the victim's building, the theft of a safe that was in his apartment, an expert report that recognized the only suspect, discarding the murdered man's motorcycle, and the evasive attitude of the accused are some of the key evidence. that complicate the situation of Rubén Darío Dening, who is being tried for the crime and disappearance of the lawyer Salvador Altamura, in July 2020 in the Buenos Aires town of Quilmes. Judicial sources told Télam that the debate hearings, which are held in the courts located on Hipólito Yrigoyen Avenue 475 in the aforementioned town in the south of the suburbs, yielded key data that complicated Dening's situation in the face of the verdict that will take place. next week. Before that, the arguments of the injured individual, represented by lawyer Brian Vidal, and the defense of the accused, led by lawyer Matías Aquino, will be developed. In this regard, last Friday the trial prosecutor Andrés Nieva Woodgate stated in his argument that "there is overwhelming indirect evidence" against Dening, highlighting that the accused took advantage of the relationship of trust he had with Altamura to steal more than $250,000 from him. his apartment and murder him, for which he requested that he be sentenced to life imprisonment. The following is the list of the seven key pieces of evidence that implicate Dening in the disappearance of Altamura: