Viviana Fein, who in December was removed from the investigation of Nisman’s mysterious death, had said before that it was likely suicide. Fein said Nisman’s body was found on the same day that he received several calls “six or seven people,” including the former spy chief and ex-army chief. “I find it suggestive and noteworthy that personalities of this calibre were on the same day of his death talking uninterruptedly,” Fein said. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Alberto Nisman, who investigated Argentina’s worst terrorist attack before he was found dead in his home last year, may have been forced to kill himself, another prosecutor who was formerly in charge of his case said Thursday. But in an interview with local radio station La Red, she acknowledged for the first time that it’s possible he was “induced” to kill himself.

Source: National Post May 20, 2016 09:30 UTC