$LIBRA case: Hayden Davis's first lawyer reported threats and requested protection

FinanceInternationalLa NaciónOct 28, 2026, 12:49 PM45 s readAI summary

Yanina Nicoletti, Hayden Mark Davis's first lawyer in Argentina, reported to federal judge Marcelo Martínez de Giorgi episodes of intimidation, hacking and surveillance, and requested urgent protection measures for herself, her son and her inner circle. She said a person who claimed to belong to the "secret services" showed up 100 meters from her home and told her she should take care, so she left that residence. She also requested confidentiality for her personal data.

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Nicoletti asked the judge for a preventive risk assessment and protection measures for herself and her personal and professional circle.
She reported that a man who claimed to belong to the "secret services" appeared near her home and warned her she should take care.
She said at least five people approached a colleague from her law firm and took him to the Sheraton Retiro hotel, where they asked about her ties to Davis.

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$LIBRA case: Hayden Davis's first lawyer reported threats and requested protection

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