Iranians who entered Argentina with false documents had six fake passports

After Federal Judge Luis Rodríguez refused to release the Iranians who entered the country with false documents, a novelty appeared that alerted the investigators. They discovered that they were not only carrying apocryphal documents from Israel, but that they had six fake pbadports of other nationalities.

With these data, researchers suspect that the man and the woman who come from Iran they are more than a couple who escaped "for adultery" as he stated in his testimony Monday.

According to the information obtained TN Central, the couple He went out with two fake pbadports from Spain and entered with two different ones in Argentina. In addition, six other people were used during their travels to leave Iran.

According to the justice-made reconstruction of the Iranian movements from Iran, they fled to Turkey, then to Greece and from there to Spain, their previous destination being Argentina. This logistics needed money and, therefore, there are doubts about the origin of the funding both.

Another fact that has attracted attention, according to what Nicolás Wiñazki said, is that when they were arrested during the early hours, the Iranian woman wanted to use her iPhone and cellphone's phone. 39; man. he forced her not to open it. Until now, as they refuse, the contents of their phones could not be examined.

The investigation of young 30-year-old Machreh Sabzali and his alleged partner, Sajjad Samiel Naseran, 27, remains secret. After Wednesday's statement of inquiry, the young woman will be transferred to the unit 31 from the Ezeiza prison for prisoners who do not speak Spanish.

Interviewed in English on Monday, Naseran claimed to have fled Iran because he had a relationship with a married woman and feared for his safety. Both were charged for "ideological lie" as a result of the use of fake pbadports to enter the country by the International Airport of Ezeiza on March 12 from Spain.