Two Hariri Murder Suspects Linked to Murr, Hamadeh, Chidiac, Hawi Cases
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The joint U.N. and international investigators commission informed former ministers Elias Murr and Marwan Hamadeh and ex-LBCI anchorwoman May Chidiac that two of the Hizbullah suspects accused of being involved in the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafik Hariri are also involved in their assassination attempts, revealed widely informed sources to the Central News Agency on Thursday.
The commission also informed them that these same two suspects are also involved in the assassination of former Lebanese Communist Party leader George Hawi, who was killed in a bomb attack planted in his car on June 21, 2005.
It added that the international judiciary has now taken over Murr, Hamadeh, and Chidiac’s cases, informing them that they should prepare themselves to appear in court at the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, said the sources.
Furthermore, an indictment in their cases, as well as Hawi’s, will be releases soon.
It will also be accompanied by arrest warrants against a number of suspects.
Earlier on Thursday, a delegation from the joint U.N. and international investigators commission held talks with Murr, Hamadeh, and Chidiac on the investigations and their findings.
On June 28, the first phase in the indictment in the 2005 assassination of former Premier Hariri was released along with arrest warrants against four Hizbullah members.
Lebanon had 30 days to apprehend the suspects, but it failed to do so.
Hizbullah has repeatedly announced that it will not cooperate with the STL, deeming it an American and Israeli product.
The Central News Agency added that the details of the first indictment may be released to the public in a few weeks.
11 August 2011, 20:56
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The four saints and others to follow are all hiding in Israel by order of Mossad Dahyie division
11 August 2011, 22:07
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Everyone know that Hizb is a criminal organization surviving on fear and intimidation like the Assad criminal regime, but few have the courage to publicly say it. Hizbollah has as much support among Shia as Assad among Syrians, the kind of support that can crumble in an instant when Shia wake up and realize what a malignant cancer Hizb is endangering the future of Shia and all community. As Hizbollah string of crimes and intimidation tactics can no longer be ignored, there is hope ordinary Lebanese will have the same courage as brave ordinary Syrians and demand full accountability for abuses committed by Hizb and its useful idiots.
12 August 2011, 01:23
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No imposter. It is not based on cell number tracking but on how Hizb has behaved in the past six years along with their partner in crime Assad, their intimidation tactics including the occupation of Beirut, their futile efforts to block the creation of STL, and the brutality the Basij supressed the Green Revolution. They are Basij, funded by Iranian radical, and behaving like criminals.
12 August 2011, 02:04
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shab, the arabs in "lebanon" are the ones who created hizbullah, who supported them, protected them and gave them shield and a green light to do as they want. So instead blame yourself and dont bring in israel in to this. Go disarm hizbullah instead of talking rubbish online. Go take care of your own shit and dont talk about israel because you will never be able to achieve even 1 percent of what we have achieved all while you are fighting over the same issues year after year after year. Had i been born an arab then i would have called myself french like so many of you already do. No wonder why you have such an identity crises. You had the chance to make peace instead you chose war like always so dont cry when you get war. by the way look in your backyard im sure you will find these wanted persons but you are a banana republic and a banana people only good for posting online but when it comes to action your no where to be seen. You deserve your hizbullah. Mabruch to you.
12 August 2011, 04:38
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Looking at those pics of the car(s), is it only me who doubts the official story about a hand grenade that went off? But I guess we will never know now that man of the same calibre as Jamil Sayyed are back at the helmet of the judicial apparatus...
12 August 2011, 08:48
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What about Gibran Tueini and Samir Kassir assassinations? ... 2 journalists killed for their freedom of speech and clear visions about how Lebanon revolutions are the Spring of the Arab world revolution... We need to bring the culprits to Justice as soon as possible.
12 August 2011, 11:06
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Yoav,
Hezbollah AND Israel will die together one day!
Remember my words.
12 August 2011, 13:06
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I have no doubts whatsoever that it was the nazi regime in Damascus that gave the orders to kill those people.
Yoav, what we're doing is getting rid of your allies in Damascus and the region first then we're going to focus on your little nazi state....your time is coming don't worry....get in-line like a good heeb.
Salamz
