BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – Argentine investigators say they have found a second person’s DNA in the apartment where prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found dead and have called in a witness to check for a match.
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Nisman’s mysterious death came as he was presenting allegations that President Cristina Fernandez had conspired to protect Iranian officials implicated in the bombing of a Jewish community centre in which 85 people died.
The statement released by the office of Judge Fabiana Palmaghini says she is calling in a person who visited Nisman the day before his body was found. She does not name him, but Nisman aide Diego Lagomarsino has acknowledged visiting Nisman on Jan. 17.
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Investigators say they don’t yet know if Nisman committed suicide or was killed.
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