Journalist Who Covered Alberto Nisman Death Flees Argentina
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Special Prosecutor Alberto Nisman was found dead in a pool of his own blood at his Buenos Aires apartment. Photo: Twitter
The mystery shrouding the death of Argentine prosecutor Alberto Nisman continued to engulf the Southern American country on Saturday, when journalist Damian Pachter, who first reported the story in the Buenos Aires Herald, fled the country out of “fear for his life.
According to reports, Pachter announced via the Argentinean Journalist Forum that he noticed “suspicious surveillance”, and thus decided to escape. “I am leaving because my life is in danger,” said Pachter, who specializes in international relations.
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