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投稿者： ojin_8823 投稿日時： 2005/02/10 17:06 投稿番号： [111 / 2525]
◇Key witness: I lied in `confirm kill' case
http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/spages/536795.html
Mon., February 07, 2005 Shvat 28, 5765
The military prosecution's case against Captain R., who is charged with "confirming the kill" of a 13-year-old girl in Gaza, suffered a severe blow yesterday, when a key prosecution witness told the court that significant portions of his testimony to military police investigators were untrue.
Following the revelation, the judge, Lieutenant Colonel Aharon Mishnayot, ordered R., who has been under "open arrest" at his base, released from arrest and reinstated to the Givati Brigade. He also ordered that R.'s weapon be returned to him.
The defense is now asking the prosecution to withdraw the indictment entirely, but the prosecution apparently intends to continue the trial.
R. is charged with a series of crimes, including illegal use of a weapon and obstructing justice, stemming from the death of Iman Al-Hams near the Girit outpost last October. The girl was killed by Israel Defense Forces gunfire after entering an area near the outpost that Palestinians are forbidden to enter. The incident aroused a public storm, particularly after some of R.'s soldiers told the media that he had "confirmed the kill" at close range after Al-Hams was hit by the initial volley. R. denies confirming the kill at close range and says that the soldiers, and he himself, were unaware that they were shooting at a schoolgirl; they merely saw an unidentified Palestinian with a backpack in a no-go area and assumed that it was a militant.
At yesterday's hearing, the key witness was Lieutenant S., who was on lookout duty at the outpost when Al-Hams was killed. During cross-examination, defense attorney Elad Eisenberg asked whether it was true that following R.'s suspension, S. had boasted to the company: "We managed to get rid of the company commander."
"Not exactly," replied S. "I said it humorously." He then added: "Most of the soldiers in the company didn't care about the girl who was killed. Many people did it in order ... to get rid of the company commander."
"Did what?" Eisenberg demanded.
"Lied during the investigations," S. responded.
http://www.haaretzdaily.com/hasen/spages/536795.html
Mon., February 07, 2005 Shvat 28, 5765
The military prosecution's case against Captain R., who is charged with "confirming the kill" of a 13-year-old girl in Gaza, suffered a severe blow yesterday, when a key prosecution witness told the court that significant portions of his testimony to military police investigators were untrue.
Following the revelation, the judge, Lieutenant Colonel Aharon Mishnayot, ordered R., who has been under "open arrest" at his base, released from arrest and reinstated to the Givati Brigade. He also ordered that R.'s weapon be returned to him.
The defense is now asking the prosecution to withdraw the indictment entirely, but the prosecution apparently intends to continue the trial.
R. is charged with a series of crimes, including illegal use of a weapon and obstructing justice, stemming from the death of Iman Al-Hams near the Girit outpost last October. The girl was killed by Israel Defense Forces gunfire after entering an area near the outpost that Palestinians are forbidden to enter. The incident aroused a public storm, particularly after some of R.'s soldiers told the media that he had "confirmed the kill" at close range after Al-Hams was hit by the initial volley. R. denies confirming the kill at close range and says that the soldiers, and he himself, were unaware that they were shooting at a schoolgirl; they merely saw an unidentified Palestinian with a backpack in a no-go area and assumed that it was a militant.
At yesterday's hearing, the key witness was Lieutenant S., who was on lookout duty at the outpost when Al-Hams was killed. During cross-examination, defense attorney Elad Eisenberg asked whether it was true that following R.'s suspension, S. had boasted to the company: "We managed to get rid of the company commander."
"Not exactly," replied S. "I said it humorously." He then added: "Most of the soldiers in the company didn't care about the girl who was killed. Many people did it in order ... to get rid of the company commander."
"Did what?" Eisenberg demanded.
"Lied during the investigations," S. responded.
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