Explaining why he had approached Boudou in the first place, Reinwick told Lanata that Ciccone Calcográfica was unlike most other businesses in that it performed all of its work on contract for the Argentinian government. He said that it was one thing if a coffee business, such as his, went bankrupt, but 100% of Ciccone's activity was carried out for the Argentinian government, and for “that and no other reason” he considered it legitimate to try to seek help from public officials in resolving the firm's financial problems. He did not expect, he said, was that the government would then proceed to “steal the company.” Reinwick also told Lanata that on a day he had been scheduled to testify in court, his wife had given birth to their sixth child, a son, and had “lost much blood and almost died” in childbirth, but that he was so eager to get the facts out that he had testified anyway, even though his lawyer had told him that he had “reasonable grounds” to put off his court appearance. It was reported on June 17, 2014, that Guillermo Reinwick had filed a new complaint against Núñez Carmona for allegedly having told him: “If you touch the Vice President, I'll set fire to your kid.” This accusation was handled as a separate case, under Federal Judge Marcelo Martinez De Giorgi. Reinwick stated in connection with the complaint that beginning in February 2012, Núñez Carmona had made a range of threats to him, saying, “We know where you live and that you have five children” and “You touch the Vice President and I'll go to your house and Pacheco will put a bullet in your son.” In a June 27, 2014, indictment, Judge Lijo charged that Boudou and his associates had conspired with the Ciccone family, including Reinwick, in a scheme designed to enrich all of the participants. Lijo described Reinwick and Nicolás Ciccone as having perpetrated an act of bribery, giving 70% of the printing firm to Boudou and his associates in exchange for an arrangement that they hoped would bring them profit. Reinwick stated in late July 2014 that he and the Ciccone family had been “deceived” by the government and that he was “mortified” to be involved in anything with a person like Boudou.