“Killing without being noticed,” published in 2009 by Editorial Planeta, is a novel told in key global political thriller the AMIA bombing and its many derivatives, particularly focusing on the investigation conducted by the prosecutor Alberto Nisman since 2004, when former President Nestor Kirchner appointed him head of the newly AMIA Fiscal Unit.
Written by Argentine philosopher Gustavo Pedernik personal friend of Nisman, the book thoroughly explains the theory of Iranian responsibility terrorist attack, and draws a favorable profile of the prosecutor, who is presented as a tireless fighter for justice and truth and a brave researcher who with his denunciation of 2006 the theocratic regime had recovered the dignity of the country.
“Not only the image Argentina recovered, but the country had been put at the forefront of global counterterrorism. It was ahead of all nations, to seek the arrest of the leading Iranian hierarchy and had clearly revealed the matrix of a terrorist state. The web of Galeano, who had done so much damage to the country, was part of the past, “writes Pedernik.
The novel, which realizes the threats he received the prosecutor during his investigation against integrity and his family, ends on a positive note, with Nisman receiving recognition from their peers around the world by advances in their research and about to play a game of tennis, his favorite sport. The reality, as we know, no It ended up being so happy for the prosecutor, who appeared in his home dead a week ago, days after reporting to the President and several officials and kirchneristas leaders to negotiate impunity for Iran and on the eve of its presentation at the Congress.
Infobae spoke with Pedernik, who lives several years in Israel, about their views on the mysterious death and his legacy in the AMIA case.
“It’s so obvious what happened really call it opinion is an itch excessive caution. One can not yet prove who the murderers, so I would have to say the probable murder, the alleged murder, but it is so clear … “, Pedernik said, adding that there was no reason for the prosecutor would commit suicide.
“What we had in hand was strong enough to threaten the President and his chancellor, for a situation of a every man for himself is generated. And there were many who wanted to be saved, “said Pedernik, who felt that there were many interested in” making it disappear. “
also the author of” Killing without being noticed “said the little importance he Nisman to their personal security, more concerned with the preservation of evidence in its investigation of his own life. “There was a guy who cared about security issues, the times I was entering a high risk area from the standpoint of his life, his only answer was: Do not worry that all the material I have, all tests are protected “
. Pedernik, who recalled having spoken personally with him last month and a half ago, and being in contact via mail “until the last moment”, stressed the importance of Nisman work and said the case is “solved” thanks to him.
“There is a report of 802 pages with irrefutable evidence, where trained the suicide perpetrators, how Traffic was achieved, bank accounts, everything is shown. Had it not been for him, we would not know, and we are talking of concrete evidence, accepted by Interpol. What is missing is punishing the guilty, being protected by Iran, terrorist state “. , reflected
He concluded:” We all know that this government filled their pockets at the expense of Argentines and that there is a nest of petty corruption, but a political assassination is an escalation to which no democratic state arrives. And this escalation is chilling, I think a good part of the Argentine middle and feel helpless. “
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