Suspicions grow about Cristina Fernández’s attacker’s cell phone: they believe it was reset
The cell phone of Fernando Sabag Montiel, the man who tried to assassinate the vice president on Thursday Cristina Fernandez de Kirchnercould be lost as evidence during the trial, since, according to the media, the equipment was “factory reset”.
Apparently, the computer experts in charge of unlocking the attacker’s phone from Cristina Fernandez they found that “the device will restart and return to its factory state” if attempts to open it continuewhich could make it impossible to access the key information to know if Sabag Montiel acted alone or in complicity in the assassination attempt against the former president.
The authorities seek to reconstruct the days before the attack that shocked the country.
After two days of trying to unlock the phone, the judicial investigators, who are trying to reconstruct the scene through the phone calls and text messages that the accused received before the attack on Cristina Fernandez, they found a legend that says verbatim that “the electronic equipment was factory reset”.
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