The Israeli brother tried to "psychopath" the nephew – ElSol.com.ar – Diario de Mendoza, Argentina

At a press conference in Israel, the elder brother of the murdered women, Moshe Pereg, spoke about her nephew, Nicolás Gil Pereg, accused of the murder of Pirhya Sarussi (63) and Lily Pereg (54).

"Pyrhia's daughter is pregnant and her exposure can hurt her." As for the murder of the woman, the man said that he had never thought that Nicolás was the murderer.

"It's a genius who lost his mind, I think of my sisters, pure souls who only wanted to help him", He emphasized Nicolás.

"My father loved him a lot and used him as a father after his father left him, and after the death of my father, he changed his behavior and developed a mental disorder. and lost a lot of money, so he decided to leave the country. "

"It was strange to me that my sisters were in such a disgusting place. They should not be in a place like the one where there was a dead cat for a month. When I asked him (Nicolás), he told me that the cat was more important than the mother. From there, I realized that I was lying, "said Moshe Pereg.

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In addition, the brother of the victims defined the accused as a "psychopath". "He killed his mother and aunt for no understandable reason," he added.

On the other hand, he reported that Nicolás Pereg had never returned to Israel, probably because he "feared they would catch him". "He left debts here too," he added.

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It must be remembered that the accused is accused of homicide aggravated by the really opposed connection to the simple homicide. The bodies of the victims were found buried in their homes, covered with stones and dirt at the back of the property.

Possible washing operation

One of the victims, Pirhya Sarussi, held a senior position in the general tax office of the city where he lived. Because of this situation, it is impossible to open an investigation into possible money-laundering maneuvers, the woman having opened five companies in Mendoza, whose director was Nicolás Pereg.

Report: Danny Moljo