One of the Iranian detainees said he escaped from his country because he was with a married woman

A couple of Iranian nationality
was arrested this morning after entering Argentina last Tuesday with fake pbadports, posing as Israeli citizens. According to judicial sources, one of the Iranian detainees told the court that he had escaped from his country because of his relationship with a married woman. The statement corresponds to Sajjad Samiel Naseran, 27, who was arrested Saturday in a hotel in the Abasto neighborhood with Mashoreh Sabzali, 30, with whom he had entered the country since March 12, coming from Spain .

Naseran and Sabzali are accused of ideological lies for entering the country with worn documents and are the subject of an investigation by federal judge Luis Rodríguez and prosecutor Jorge Di Lello. The information was known before Judge Rodríguez introduced the secrecy of the summary into the file in order to advance the investigation and to prevent the current test measures from being frustrated.

Legal sources consulted by Telam claimed that Naseran had explained, in English, that he had left

Iran

, his country of alleged origin, after having a relationship with a married woman, lest it cost him his life. According to the account of the accused, Sabzali is his partner and with her, they obtained in Europe the false document with which they then entered Argentina: his statement had not yet begun when he had finished declaring.

According to the forensic investigation, before being arrested, Naseran made a phone call from a cell phone that allegedly, according to him, had been an experienced lawyer in the field of crimes related to the 39, which immigration he would have taken to Google. The two detainees are represented by official defenders who, according to judicial sources, will request their respective release at the end of the second investigation.

To enter the country, the suspects used pbadports on behalf of Israeli citizens Netanel Toledano and Rivka Toledano, who were declared lost or stolen, as evidenced by the alert that was drawn on migrant employees who, in any case, let them pbad. . After entering the country, they were followed by different security agencies and, once Interpol confirmed that the documents they had used had been reported, they were arrested.

Judicial sources stated that the defendants did not specifically use the reported pbadports, but instead provided false documents identifying the persons whose pbadports had been lost or stolen. In addition to arresting them, justice has removed at least two cell phones: on one of them, they have appeared photos of their supposedly real pbadports; something that justice tries to verify.

The two accused had been transferred this morning to the oral courts of Comodoro Py to testify in the midst of an intense security operation. The first to get off the truck of the Federal Police was Mashoreh Sabzali, surrounded by policemen. Shortly after, Saijad Samiel Naseran came down, wearing bulletproof vests and a helmet.