LONDON (July 20) - He was asked to relatives a few bottles of a drink "Vergina" a famous brand in Tunisia, but for a translator's error was made two years and eight months in prison on charges of international terrorism and to be part of a group that sent the martyrs and suicide bombers in Iraq and Afghanistan.
interception against him according to investigators in which there was talk of an identity card "virgin" or "white" to falsify, and the request was for a well-known beverage. The man, Ben S. Hadel, 34 year old Tunisian, was acquitted in recent days by the first Court of Assizes in Milan, for not having committed the crime, and released. To tell his story "tragic and paradoxical" and his lawyer, the lawyer Pasquale Cutolo, who points out that now there is also a man against expulsion to Tunisia, the currently locked by the European Court of Justice.
The Tunisian was jailed Nov. 6, 2007 and remained imprisoned until 8 July, when she got the Court's ruling that ordered 15 terror suspects and acquitted 10 people. "The most important factor to bear, said the lawyer - as he had also established the Supreme Court, which had denied his release, was a phone call." In the interception man, at one point, he used the word "virgin" who according to the expert-translator meant "virgin," an expression that indicated to the investigators a request for ID cards in white. In
trial showed that the Tunisian was asking his family to send him a note drink bottles. Even the prosecutor Nicola Piacente had asked for him absolution. After his release the man, the underground, came an expulsion of the Prefect of Asti. Now the Tunisian Cie is located in Turin and the European Court of Justice, on application of the Advocate, has suspended the expulsion as a precautionary measure, the risk of torture or that defendants can be convicted of terrorism in Tunisia. "The human story of this guy - said the lawyer - has not yet ended. Despite the decision of the Court of Assizes, in fact, almost three years of unjust imprisonment were not enough to prevent expulsion. "
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interception against him according to investigators in which there was talk of an identity card "virgin" or "white" to falsify, and the request was for a well-known beverage. The man, Ben S. Hadel, 34 year old Tunisian, was acquitted in recent days by the first Court of Assizes in Milan, for not having committed the crime, and released. To tell his story "tragic and paradoxical" and his lawyer, the lawyer Pasquale Cutolo, who points out that now there is also a man against expulsion to Tunisia, the currently locked by the European Court of Justice.
The Tunisian was jailed Nov. 6, 2007 and remained imprisoned until 8 July, when she got the Court's ruling that ordered 15 terror suspects and acquitted 10 people. "The most important factor to bear, said the lawyer - as he had also established the Supreme Court, which had denied his release, was a phone call." In the interception man, at one point, he used the word "virgin" who according to the expert-translator meant "virgin," an expression that indicated to the investigators a request for ID cards in white. In
trial showed that the Tunisian was asking his family to send him a note drink bottles. Even the prosecutor Nicola Piacente had asked for him absolution. After his release the man, the underground, came an expulsion of the Prefect of Asti. Now the Tunisian Cie is located in Turin and the European Court of Justice, on application of the Advocate, has suspended the expulsion as a precautionary measure, the risk of torture or that defendants can be convicted of terrorism in Tunisia. "The human story of this guy - said the lawyer - has not yet ended. Despite the decision of the Court of Assizes, in fact, almost three years of unjust imprisonment were not enough to prevent expulsion. "
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