- Victor Cingolani is serving 13 years in jail for the murder of Johana Casas
- He married Johana's sister Edith yesterday in the city where she was shot
- Angry crowd outside the register office pelted Edith with stones and eggs
- Cingolani was rushed out of the back door to his cell wearing a disguise
- The wedding had been delayed by a judge for physiological tests on Edith
Edith Casas, 22, wed Victor Cingolani yesterday in a ceremony taking place less than a year into the groom's 13-year sentence for the murder of model Johana Casas.
The bride was pelted with stones and eggs as she emerged from the register office, while her husband, disguised in sunglasses and a beret, was rushed out of the back door to his cell.
The couple married in Pico Truncade in southern Argentina, the same city where Johana was shot twice in the head days before her 20th birthday in July 2010.
Her body was found on the outskirts of the city, which lies around 1,200 miles from the capital Buenos Aires, and Cingolani, an ex-boyfriend, was convicted of murder in June last year.