An EULEX judge in the proceedings against the Medicus clinic decided to throw out some of the evidence presented during the opening debate. The clinic in Priština is illegal organ transplants allegedly took place.
Posts Tagged ‘evidence’
Tadić calls for investigation, EULEX wants evidence
January 27th, 2011 |
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Serbian President Boris Tadić has called for an urgent investigation into organ trade while EULEX is waiting for CoE Rapporteur Dick Marty to produce evidence.
Addressing the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE), the Serbian president pointed out that there was no institution that could conduct the investigation at the moment but that one could be immediately created.
“Del Ponte office destroyed evidence”
January 27th, 2011 |
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An adviser to the current chief Hague Tribunal prosecutor says it was Carla Del Ponte’s office that destroyed evidence in the Kosovo organ trade case. “It would likely be easier had we kept the material. That was an unfortunate decision,” Frederick Swinnen told Belgrade’s Blic daily.
“Hague made mistake in Kosovo case”
January 26th, 2011 |
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CoE Rapporteur Dick Marty says the Hague Tribunal made a mistake when it destroyed evidence connected to the Kosovo organ trafficking. The evidence came from the town of Rripe near Burrel, in Albania.
$10k gift card winner hangs up, Apple unifies iPhone 4 ads, Qualcomm baseband evidence for iPhone 5 found
January 24th, 2011 |
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Over the weekend, the App Store hit the 10 billion mark and Apple called up the winner to give them the $10,000 gift card. The mom of the girl who downloaded the winning app hung up on Apple. An exec later called back to award the card. Apple has unified the advertisements for the iPhone [...]
Human evolution: The old man of the mountain returns
December 29th, 2010 |
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More evidence for a previously unknown species of human
SVANTE PAABO, the DNA palaeontologist whose work provided the inspiration for “Jurassic Park”, has produced a nice Christmas present for students of human evolution. He and his colleagues have confirmed, using the creature’s whole genome, that a fossil finger bone which is at least 30,000 years old, and which was found in a cave in the Altai mountains of Siberia, comes from a previously unknown human species. That was all but certain from their previous study of the creature’s mitochondrial DNA (an abundant form of the molecule found in cells’ powerpacks), released in March. The latest analysis, published in Nature on December 23rd, removes any doubt—and adds a tooth to the meagre stock of evidence from the new species that modern science is able to examine.
This discovery is extraordinary on many levels. Perhaps the most important is that one small group of modern humans who live far away from Siberia—the Melanesian islanders of the Pacific Ocean—have picked up a block of genes from the newly discovered species on their (or, rather, their ancestors’) travels. Genetic evidence of the Melanesians’ journey from the African cradle of Homo sapiens, which started (like that of all non-African people) about 60,000 years ago when a band of adventurers crossed the straits of Bab el Mandeb, from modern Djibouti to modern Yemen, suggests they then continued along the south coast of Asia, never going far inland. For the necessary interbreeding to have happened, Dr Paabo’s new species would thus have to have been spread over a vast area of Asia. Yet it has left no previously identified traces. …
EULEX asks Marty to provide evidence
December 21st, 2010 |
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EULEX, has asked Council of Europe (CoE) Special Rapporteur Dick Marty to send all the evidence he has to EU prosecutors in Priština.
“EULEX has sent a letter to Mr. Marty where we encourage him to provide the prosecutorial authorities within EULEX with any information or evidence that could shed light on the allegations made in his report,” EULEX spokesman Blerim Krasnici said quoted by Reuters.
“Bank accounts will incriminate Thaci”
December 17th, 2010 |
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Evidence of Hashim Thaci’s involvement in human organ trafficking could be his foreign bank accounts, writes a daily. Belgrade’s Blic newspaper says that there are suspicions that the money earned by the KLA in 1999, when they kidnapped Serb and other civilians in Kosovo and had their organs sold in the black market, ended up in several banks located in European counties.
Prosecutor: More evidence than in Marty report
December 16th, 2010 |
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Serbian War Crimes Prosecutor Vladimir VukÄević says his office’s organ trafficking investigation collected “far more evidence”. He was comparing the effort of the prosecution with that of Council of Europe (CoE) Special Rapporteur for Human Rights Dick Marty.
U.S. asks for evidence on organ trafficking
December 16th, 2010 |
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The U.S. takes seriously all claims on criminal activities, Department of State spokesperson Philip Crowley has stated. He added that all evidence on human organ trafficking in Kosovo indicated in the report of the Council of Europe (CoE) should be presented to the authorized bodies.
EU urges Marty to come forward with evidence
December 15th, 2010 |
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EU urges CoE investigator Dick Marty to present the evidence on which he wrote the report linking Hashim Thaci to a crime ring to the relevant organs.
EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Catherine Ashton’s Spokeswoman Maja KocijanÄić has urged Marty to come forward with the evidence on Thaci’s involvement in those serious crimes.
How to Process Electronically Stored Information Accurately Posted By : Orson Lopez
November 25th, 2010 |
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Today electronically stored information is increasingly being used in legal matters as evidence. Hence, laws have been enacted for the preservation and disclosure of electronic evidence.
Former Campbell agent claims having evidence against Naomi
November 22nd, 2010 |
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Naomi Campbell”s former agent has claimed having evidence to prove that the supermodel was aware of her role as a principal in Moodform Mission, the fragrance company that produced Campbell”s perfume. White sued Campbell for 10 million dollars for backing out of the perfume deal and eating her commission. In a taped conversation from July [...]
“Sufficient evidence” against Å arić brother
November 19th, 2010 |
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Montenegro Supreme State Prosecutor Ranka Čarapić says her office has enough evidence against Duško Šarić. The brother of fugitive drug boss Darko Šarić will be charged with involvement in a criminal network.
Noam Chomsky: No Evidence that Al-Qaeda Carried Out the 9/11 Attacks
November 5th, 2010 |
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Leading liberal intellectual Noam Chomsky just told Press TV:”The explicit and declared motive of the [Afghanistan] war was to compel the Taliban to turn over to the United States, the people who they accused of having been involved in World Trade C…
Mel Gibson ‘never thought domestic violence was even an issue’
September 28th, 2010 |
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Actor Mel Gibson and his lawyers never thought domestic violence was even an issue, sources claim. They were not trying to suppress evidence of domestic violence when they agreed to pay Oksana Grigorieva and Lucia approximately 15 million dollars in return for the destruction of “evidence”, according to sources connected with the mediation. Instead they [...]
Foul play in Pete Doherty party death, says victim’s mum
September 7th, 2010 |
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Latest evidence has revealed foul play in the death of a man, who fell off a balcony at Pete Doherty’s party. Mark Blanco, 30, allegedly fell from an apartment balcony nearly four years ago. The apartment belonged to Doherty’s friend Paul Roundhill. And now, the victim’s mother, Sheila Blanco, has claimed that new evidence shows [...]
Asiatravel.com target raised to $0.53 by DBS Vickers
August 17th, 2010 |
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DBS Vickers lifts Asiatravel.com (5AM.SG) target price to $0.53 from $0.42 after rolling over valuation to FY11, says Dow Jones.
“We expect FY11 to be a recovery year,” says broker.
DBS Vickers notes online hotel reservation company’s performance this year bogged down by high start-up losses associated with package tours designed for Resorts World Sentosa’s Universal Studios theme park, plus lower bookings due to social unrest in Thailand, reduced room rates in Dubai following supply-demand mismatch.
Still, keeps Hold call on view valuations stretched; “we would only look to re-rate once there is more evidence of sustainable earnings recovery.” Shares flat at $0.46.
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