Hezbollah killer freed as hostage is released
From The Scotman Newspaper Wed, December 21, 2005
GERMANY has quietly released a Hezbollah member jailed for life for the murder of a US Navy diver, disregarding Washington's desire that he be extradited or remain behind bars, officials said yesterday.
The government said there was no link between Mohammad Ali Hammadi's release and that of a German hostage in Iraq just days later.
"He served his term," Eva Schmierer, a spokeswoman for Germany's justice ministry, told a news conference.
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Related topic in The ScotmanInternational terrorism
Technorati tags: International Terrorism, hostage release, United States,Hammadi, Hezbollah, Lebanon,extradition, germany, air piracy, murder, Opinion
Cross-posted: The Bos'un at MSN
GERMANY has quietly released a Hezbollah member jailed for life for the murder of a US Navy diver, disregarding Washington's desire that he be extradited or remain behind bars, officials said yesterday.
The government said there was no link between Mohammad Ali Hammadi's release and that of a German hostage in Iraq just days later.
"He served his term," Eva Schmierer, a spokeswoman for Germany's justice ministry, told a news conference.
For the rest of the article, please visit The Scotsman Online Newspaper
Related topic in The ScotmanInternational terrorism
Technorati tags: International Terrorism, hostage release, United States,Hammadi, Hezbollah, Lebanon,extradition, germany, air piracy, murder, Opinion
Cross-posted: The Bos'un at MSN
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