Priscilla Ferrante has a name that until recently only appeared associated with that of her aunt, Jésica Cirio. Today, she appears in Argentina’s judicial records because of assets that are difficult to explain for someone of her age and profile.
The investigation details a list that looks like that of an entire corporation: 77 properties in her name or jointly owned, including farmland, chalets in Pinamar, apartments in Puerto Madero, a mansion in Banfield, and two properties in Miami. Added to that are more than 200 vehicles—cars, trucks, and motorcycles—8 boats, jewelry, cash, and offshore companies.
The courts are now trying to reconstruct the origin of those assets and determine how such a fortune was accumulated in her name. Meanwhile, you can ask yourself the same question investigators are asking: where does all this come from?
