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A third passage to Nisman's apartment and a locksmith who testified the service entrance was not locked
Walter said the second door was locked but without turning the key, which “was still in the lock”. He then used Nisman's mother key to fully open the door Investigators found a footprint and a fingerprint in a third –recently discovered- access to prosecutor Alberto Nisman’s apartment, which became the latest clues in the investigation of the death of the AMIA special prosecutor late on Sunday.
They were found on a hallway that links Nisman’s apartment to another unit that belongs to a foreign man. The corridor is often used by the technicians from the building’s air conditioning system.
The investigative team is now trying to determine how anyone could have accessed that hallway and if a person could have had reached the bathroom where Nisman’s body was found from there.
The corridor is the apartment’s third access, after the main entrance and the service entrance.
Likewise in a surprising statement the locksmith that worked at Nisman’s apartment on the night of his death gave testimony to State Prosecutor Viviana Fein and explained the circumstances in which he was involved.
The man identified as Walter, said he was called by the security guards of the building and left soon after opening the door for Nisman’s mother.
Walter said that he was called around 10 pm on Sunday and that he arrived at the Le Parc tower about half an hour later. He said that since the main entrance of the apartment was locked with a keyless system, they decided to go through the service door.
The locksmith explained that this second door was locked but without turning the key, which “was still in the lock.” He said that he pushed the key until it fell off the lock and then used another key, from Nisman’s mother, to finally open the door.
“I turned her key and opened it. I picked up my tools and ten minutes later I left. I did not enter (the apartment),” Walter said to reporters after speaking to prosecutor Fein.
He added that he saw Nisman’s mother along with other two or three men, and that he did not meet the controversial Security Secretary Sergio Berni at the site.
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Jan 22nd, 2015 - 07:45 am 0Bergi is rabidly mad to proof, by conjecture, that there was GSR on the victim: he now claims that an Insurance Doctor was on the scene before anybody else and he 'could have accidently' removed the GSR trace when he touched the body.
Jan 22nd, 2015 - 10:30 am 0The type of test they are using has been revealed in BsAs Herald: it's the 'electronic sweep' method which cannot be as accurate as the classical wet method though this does require diligent, careful, work when sampling and transmitting the sample to the lab.
Does anybody think the K's would allow diligent, careful, GSR analysts anywhere near the place?
The Prosecutor has allowed the gun to be fired by someone else to see if they have GSR on them afterwards. He'll make sure he has a nice pair of lab gloves on so as NOT to have GSR and his hand.
It's like Fred Carnot's Circus everywhere you look if the press are to be believed.
CFK is busy tweeting her defence.
Jan 22nd, 2015 - 10:52 am 0If they has any clue how to handle this situation they would not be discrediting a dead man out of respect to the people that loved him and before the investigation into his death is concluded. She has no class.
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