Nisman Dead!

[garryl]

Not a suicide !

The service door was unlocked.

http://www.nytimes.c...v=top-news&_r=1

 

[ben]

BTW,a fiscal of primera isntancia,makes more than 70.000 pesos a month

great info if true, and worth corroborating. Of the points by bajo that I strongly object to:

• the personal smear against Nisman, primarily that he lived beyond his officially declared means;
• the smear against his work, that his work was illegal or criminal in some way:
  • that his making use of the recordings (declassified, now that he's gone) was illegal/criminal;
  • that disclosing his work before congress is (or would have been) illegal/criminal;
  • that even if his allegations were true, because of supposed executive immunity, it was all pointless (and therefore, it follows, a waste of time and taxpayer money. I wonder if the same would apply to an investigation that bajo sympathizes with, say of Videla during the period when he was covered by a pardon). In other words, that the prosecutor has no business uncovering abuse of authority - even when that abuse is egregious enough to create a national scandal: a tough bar, at least here.
• All of which - the allegations against him personally, and against his work - translates into the insinuation that Mr. Nisman was operating beyond his area of authority, competence and the law. It turns him from a hero into a shadowy figure and points to the vague conclusion that if not that he deserved his fate, at the least he had it coming to him to some extent.

I strongly disagree with this line of attack reasoning, it desecrates his memory - by most indications, the memory of a victim and hero. At this point it seems clear that he was fighting for the truth, and that the truth was scandalous enough to make hiding it worth committing murder.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

Clearly a John Le Carre Thiller....!

Chapter One. In the Apt of a dead Prosecutor, a suicide suspect.

CIA , Mossad and Iranian forces in plot, sequences in Tehran, Tel-Aviv and CIA Washington .

Fictions are 10% of what reality is.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

BTW,a fiscal of primera isntancia,makes more than 70.000 pesos a month

No. I made citizenship for the partner on one and i saw the working receipts. It was 13.000 pesos 2 years ago.
You have to add the years of service that add a plus. But, 70?

 

[camberiu]

He wouldn't be interested in a murder or suicide that involved a .22. Maybe if the weapon was a Tomahawk.

Not the classical native american weapon/hatchet, but the AGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile.

 

[Johnny]

Not the classical native american weapon/hatchet, but the AGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile.

Indeed.

 

[wineguy999]

For what it's worth, a pistol loaded with a .22 short cartridge fired one time in a bathroom might be noticed, but probably not arouse too much interest. Through a wall, it could easily sound like something solid falling onto a tile floor. I do speak from experience.

 

[scotttswan]

For what it's worth, a pistol loaded with a .22 short cartridge fired one time in a bathroom might be noticed, but probably not arouse too much interest. Through a wall, it could easily sound like something solid falling onto a tile floor. I do speak from experience.

I think we've found the culprit right here!!!! :lol:

 

[ariel81]

No. I made citizenship for the partner on one and i saw the working receipts. It was 13.000 pesos 2 years ago.
You have to add the years of service that add a plus. But, 70?

Today the head of the prosecutor union talked about that in lanata

 

[wineguy999]

I think we've found the culprit right here!!!! :lol:

Oh, god...outed as a CIA agent again!