Iran reported that one of the detainees had a criminal record

The judge refused to release the couple who entered the country with false pbadports; there are still doubts about his trip

The Iranian couple
Federal Judge Luis Rodríguez who entered the country a week ago with fake pbadports
he refused his release. The novelty was known when Iran had received information confirming that the man of the couple had a criminal record in Portugal, as revealed to
THE NATION sources close to the case.

While a government sector advocated the idea that Iranians be released to be deported immediately, the court decided to take the time to thoroughly investigate the couple's incursion, before that do not appear elements putting in doubt their presence in the country. countries with falsified pbadports. In principle, it is the only charge that hangs over them: the ideological lie of a public instrument, since an original Israeli document has been inserted in false data, with their photos and even spelling mistakes.

Judge Rodriguez inquired the day before yesterday with Saijad Samiel Naseran, 27, the man of the couple. In English, he said he fled Iran because he was having an adulterous relationship with a married woman and feared for her life and for her. He added that he then met Mashoreh Sabzali, 30, who was trying to flee and seek refuge in Argentina. The woman began to be investigated the day before yesterday, but the procedure was suspended after dark, especially because she spoke almost no English. That is why the survey was resumed yesterday with a translator from Farsi, his native language.

The woman accused the man of being instructed to obtain the documents and relativized the story of love told by his companion. Both requested their release through the public defender who advises them.

Prosecutor Jorge Di Lello objected to their release, a view shared by Judge Luis Rodríguez. The magistrate rejected the release saying that the identity of the accused was not clear and that, moreover, they lacked roots and fixed domicile in Argentina.

For the judge, the risk is high that both escape in case of obtaining freedom.

For this reason, the couple was transferred from the courts to federal prisons.

The man in Ezeiza or Marcos Paz (not reported for security reasons) and the woman in a prison with a lodge where she lives with foreign prisoners.

The researchers still have a lot of doubts about the couple and their intentions. So much so that there is still to badyze a cell phone in their possession, the computer and the camera with which they entered the country.

In the meantime, Iran has informed the Government that the man of the couple has a criminal record.

Within the government, they suspect that Iranians could be a kind of spy who have entered the country as "explorers" of potential targets. They have at least three pairs of pbadports and prepaid Visa credit cards, loaded with money and issued in Kuala Lumpur. Both fled Iran, pbaded through Turkey, Greece and Spain, from where they traveled to Buenos Aires. The plane ticket with which they arrived was not bought in Spain, but in an "exotic destination", said an official source at
THE NATION.

Among the data deemed suspect by the government, there are two that have changed hotels before being detected in a shelter of Oz, close to various goals of the Jewish community.

During their arrest, the suspects had several mobile phone chips. Some were acquired in Spain and another in Ezeiza. With this device, they made in Argentina, before being arrested, a phone call to an immigration lawyer's office, supposedly to regularize their stay in the country and finally, to take refuge in an official way. The investigators drew attention to the fact that the arrested man was a photographer and that the woman was an engineer, demonstrating the preparation of both.