The Provincial Prosecutor's Office of Guayas has officially revoked the exempting ruling that was previously issued in favor of Jimnery P., who is implicated in the murders of footballer Mario Pineida and Guisella Fernández, a young woman from Peru. This decision came after the Provincial Prosecutor Wilson Izquierdo reviewed a request from the victim's family's legal representation. The request aimed to reassess the situation and consider an accusatory ruling against Jimnery P., who was identified in the investigation for her involvement in a bank transfer linked to the surveillance of the victims.

The attorney representing Guisella Fernández's mother, Tobías Guzmán Galarza, had appealed for the exempting ruling to be elevated for consultation to analyze its potential revocation. This appeal indicated a critical pursuit by the victim's family for justice and accountability in this high-profile case. Following the examination of the case file, the Provincial Prosecutor decided to annul the previously issued exempting ruling, signaling a shift in the judicial proceedings concerning this case.

This development is significant for the ongoing investigation into the double homicide that has captured public attention in Ecuador. The legal ramifications for Jimnery P. now include the possibility of facing criminal charges, emphasizing the seriousness of her alleged actions, which were tied to the financial tracing of the victims. This reversal may also have broader implications in how similar cases are handled going forward, particularly in relation to the involvement of accomplices or individuals with potentially indirect ties to violent crimes.