Psychological tests on the man who tried to murder CFK concluded that he is a mentally healthy person

The three psychological tests carried out on Fernando André Sabag Montiel, the man who tried to murder Cristina Fernández de Kirchner last night, determined that he is a “mentally healthy person”, for this reason he is in a position to testify before the prosecutor’s office. Sources familiar with the investigation claimed that the man is mentally healthy which implies that “he is located in time and space”, so his defense could not claim that he is unimputable. Sabag Montiel could testify this afternoon before Judge María Eugenia Capuchetti and prosecutor Carlos Rívolo.Simultaneously, the experts on the Bersa .380 caliber pistol continue to determine why the weapon did not fire despite the fact that the detainee triggered on at least two occasions. This morning, the PFA’s Anti-Terrorist Investigation Unit raided the studio apartment that Sabag Montiel rented on Uriburu Street at 700 in the San Martín district. There, a hundred bullets were found in two boxes. At the moment, Sabag Montiel remains in a cell in the PFA’s Cavia Street unit. Security sources say he will be transferred to the courts of Comodoro Py. However, the version in Courts indicates that Capuchetti would move herself to Cavia for “security reasons”. The assassination attempt against the former president occurred on Thursday night, after 9 p.m., when the former president arrived at her home after her parliamentary work and was greeted by supporters who, as had been happening for 11 days, gathered there to give her support in the face of the request for conviction and disqualification. In that context, a man, who was later identified as Fernando André Sabag Montiel, 35. The man fired a .38 caliber gun, which was not fired, a few centimeters from the head of Fernández de Kirchner, and after the attempted murder was arrested by the Federal Police.

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