The locksmith that worked at Alberto Nisman’s apartment on the night of his death gave testimony to State Prosecutor Viviana Fein today. He explained that he was called by the security guards of the building and that he left soon after opening the door for Nisman’s mother.
The man, identified as Walter, said that he was called around 10 pm on Sunday and that he arrived at the Le Parc tower about half an hour later. He said that since the main entrance of the apartment was locked with a keyless system, they decided to go through the service door.
The locksmith explained that this second door was locked but without turning the key, which “was still in the lock.” He said that he pushed the key until it fell off the lock and then used another key, from Nisman’s mother, to finally open the door.
“I turned her key and opened it. I picked up my tools and ten minutes later I left. I did not enter (the apartment),” Walter said to reporters after speaking to prosecutor Fein.
He added that he saw Nisman’s mother along with other two or three men, and that he did not meet Security Secretary Sergio Berni at the site.
Source: Buenos Aires Herald