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¿`Del testigo de Lockerbie dado? recompensa de los 2m'
Domingo 14 de octubre de 2007
¿MALDECIR nueva evidencia que un testigo dominante en el caso de Lockerbie fue pagado a? la recompensa de los 2m de los investigadores de los E.E.U.U. formará la parte de la súplica de la corte del libio condenado por el ataque. Las fuentes cerca de la Comisión criminal escocesa de la revisión de los casos (SCCRC) han revelado que el efectivo fue pagado al comerciante maltés Gauci Tony como una recompensa directa dar evidencia crucial del procesamiento pero fueron disfrazadas como “remuneración”. Escocia el domingo puede también revelar que otro tablón dominante en la súplica será la nueva evidencia que el tipo de contador de tiempo usado en la bomba disponible “por todas partes” y acaba de ser vendida a Libia como se exige en corte. La evidencia de la recompensa y del contador de tiempo puede ser confirmada hoy mientras que los dos “” los argumentos de la súplica que faltaban sometieron por el SCCRC. La Comisión dijo que a principios de este año había descubierto seis argumentos de súplica pero que dio solamente los detalles de cuatro. El al-Megrahi de Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed se ha concedido una segunda súplica contra su convicción para el bombardeo del diciembre de 1988 Lockerbie, en el cual 270 personas murieron. Se espera que el libio, que es vida de la porción en la prisión de Greenock, tenga su caso el año próximo oído. El SCCRC pasó tres años que examinaban la convicción de Megrahi y a principios de este año refirió el caso detrás para la súplica después de concluir allí habría podido ser un aborto de la justicia. Gauci Tony era un testigo absolutamente crucial en el ensayo original, dando evidencia “confiable” que Megrahi compró las ropas en su tienda que fueron utilizadas más adelante para envolver la bomba. La evidencia de Gauci de largo se ha considerado polémica y ha habido ya demandas que él recibió recompensas y los convites de investigadores. Ahora, una fuente cerca del SCCRC ha proporcionado la primera confirmación que Gauci recibió una recompensa substancial y que formó la parte de los argumentos para abrogar el caso. La Comisión ha comprobado a fondo hacia fuera las demandas y encontrado él recibió el `a la suma fenomenal de dinero' de los E.E.U.U. ¿Las fuentes cerca de la defensa de Megrahi pusieron la suma en $4m, o aproximadamente? los 2m en los cambios actuales. La fuente cerca del SCCRC dijo Escocia el domingo: “[La recompensa] se ha vestido encima como de remuneración para el impacto en su vida y negocio el suyo implicación del cierre en el caso. “Solamente él claro que es realmente una recompensa. The US and UK governments needed a conviction in the case and the fact that the key witness was rewarded for his testimony casts doubts on its value. “It is not acceptable to pay a witness as that practice is likely to make him anxious to please.” Gauci is understood to be planning to use his newfound wealth to fund a move to Australia with his brother, Paul, who was also on the witness list but was not called to give evidence. Maltese sources have also revealed that Gauci has stepped up security at the home in Swieqi which he shares with his brother. He rarely ventures out other than to the shop. One source said: “He used to like the feeling of importance that being a major witness in such a big case gave him, but now he realises he could be a target for some people. He knows doubts have been expressed about his evidence. He gets very jumpy when anyone he doesn’t know approaches, and if the press call him he hangs up.” The source claimed the reward had caused a split in the Gauci family. The brothers have five surviving siblings, as well as one who died, and the others have a stake in the shop, Mary’s House, which was founded by their father. Although other family members had little or nothing to do with the investigation, the fact that it was presented as ‘compensation’ which related in part to the impact on the business has led the other siblings to demand a share. The family split has further reinforced the determination of the brothers to seek a new life. Another source, a Scottish investigator who worked with the brothers over a number of years, said: “Paul was always going off to Australia and it became a bit of a dream for them that they would move there.” Contacted at their home, Paul Gauci said: “We are under very heavy pressure here. The press want to photograph us, everybody wants to interview my brother, we have no privacy. When we step out the door, there are people with cameras. Our lives are intolerable here.” The second “missing” appeal ground relates to a fragment of timer found in a shirt collar and later confirmed as part of the mechanism which detonated the bomb above Lockerbie. The original court case heard evidence the Swiss-made MST13 timers were only supplied to Libya. At a preliminary hearing on Thursday, Megrahi’s lawyers demanded the release of a document in the possession of the Crown and believed to have come from a foreign intelligence agency they believe will disprove that part of the case. Much has been made of the importance of that document since its existence was leaked to the media by Megrahi’s legal team. But informed sources close to the SCCRC have confirmed that an abundance of evidence has already emerged to show the MST13s, made by the Swiss firm Mebo, ‘were all over the place’. It was established long ago that they were also supplied to the Stasi, the East German secret police, but it has now emerged that they had a much wider penetration than the Crown’s case implied. Have Your Say: Lockerbie witness ‘given ?2m reward’ Please read our posting guidelines before posting. Alternatively you can discuss this report here. Related News
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