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Terror accused admits mixing Bali bomb
Lawyers for Patek told the West Jakarta District Court on Monday that the 45-year-old does not deny mixing the explosives used in a coordinated attack on two nightclubs in the popular tourist area of Kuta a decade ago. One bomb - a massive 700kg device
Updated: 02/20/2012 12:40P
Bali Bombing Suspect Under Trial in Indonesia
Patek, 44, is currently facing several charges in an Indonesian court, including premeditated murder, which could lead to a death sentence if convicted. Asludin Hatjani, his attorney, said Patek admits helping to assemble the bombs, but that he did not
Updated: 02/20/2012 12:20P
Bali Bombing Suspect Under Trial in Indonesia
Patek, 44, is currently facing several charges in an Indonesian court, including premeditated murder, which could lead to a death sentence if convicted. Asludin Hatjani, his attorney, said Patek admits helping to assemble the bombs, but that he did not
Updated: 02/20/2012 12:20P
Suzanne Pilley murder trial: Victim's mother recalls meeting the accused
Her remains have never been found. A trial which is expected to last six weeks opened with evidence from Mrs Pilley. She explained that Suzanne was one of two daughters, and she identified her in a photograph displayed in court.
Updated: 02/20/2012 12:17P
Suzanne Pilley murder trial: Victim's mother recalls meeting the accused
Her remains have never been found. A trial which is expected to last six weeks opened with evidence from Mrs Pilley. She explained that Suzanne was one of two daughters, and she identified her in a photograph displayed in court.
Updated: 02/20/2012 12:17P
Somalis to Face Piracy Trial in Italian Capital
By: | AP ROME (AP) A court has ordered nine Somali men to stand trial in Rome next month on charges of piracy for an alleged attack on an Italian cargo vessel off Somalia in October. British and United States forces, patrolling the waters as part of a
Updated: 02/20/2012 12:11P
Somalis to Face Piracy Trial in Italian Capital
By: | AP ROME (AP) A court has ordered nine Somali men to stand trial in Rome next month on charges of piracy for an alleged attack on an Italian cargo vessel off Somalia in October. British and United States forces, patrolling the waters as part of a
Updated: 02/20/2012 12:11P
Tattoo artist sentenced to life in prison for 2001 murder
Twenty-eight-year-old David Meister pleaded to have some freedom at the end of a long sentence but 2nd District Court Judge Carl Kerrick noted Meister's lack of remorse in imposing two-fixed life sentences on Friday. The Lewiston Tribune reports that
Updated: 02/20/2012 12:09P
Disease delays fraud trial
By SAPA The trial of two men facing multi-million rand fraud charges, involving the Fidentia Holdings group as the victim, was on Monday delayed because one of them has advanced Parkinson's disease. Chartered accountant David Anthony Warren and company
Updated: 02/20/2012 12:03P
Tomaszewski's trial to begin Tuesday in Onondaga County Court
ONONDAGA COUNTY, NY – The trial of the driver responsible for a deadly Megabus crash on the Onondaga Lake Parkway is set to start Tuesday. John Tomaszewski is facing four counts of criminally negligent homicide. Police said he was driving the
Updated: 02/20/2012 12:02P