On 14 January the federal prosecutor, Alberto Nisman, filed a criminal complaint against Kirchner and others, accusing them of conspiring to cover up Iran's alleged involvement in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires which killed 85 and injured hundreds. On 18 January, just hours before he was set to testify in Congress against Kirchner, Nisman was found shot dead in his apartment. A gun and spent shell casing were found next to the body, and a government official said the death was likely a suicide although others considered the death suspicious. Kirchner said that Nisman was murdered by rogue agents of the Secretariat of Intelligence, and sent a bill to the Congress to dissolve it. On 3 February, Viviana Fein, the lead investigator into the death of Nisman, announced that a draft arrest warrant for the president had been found among his papers. The criminal complaint was taken by prosecutor Gerardo Pollicita, who formally accused her of conspiracy, alongside other people included in Nisman's original project. Minister Jorge Capitanich described it as "an active judicial coup". The case will be heard by judge Daniel Rafecas.