Margarita Steves El ocho de octubre de dos mil catorce. A man was convicted of stabbing a man seven times fled to Europe. He posted pictures of himself enjoying a ski trip and bars and multiple restaurants. Scott Kelly, the convict, was sure to not get any specific landmarks in his photos. One picture he uploaded from a beach, the police were able to detect it was from Alicante and were able to tell Spanish authorities. He was held on a European arrest warrant until sent back to the UK to be put into prison. http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/on-the-run-crook-caught-after-posts-4403852 ( I also found this article on world stories but I had to make an account to read the rest, so I just typed the heading in, I don’t know if you said certain web pages but there were other sources with this topic!)
El el miércoles doce de marzo de dos mil catorce. On January 30th a prosperous 61 year old mayor of Lebanon (along with 3 Lebanese and 1 Palestinian) was taken under custody for offering poor people over $55,000 for liver tissue. The mayor had apparently wanted to obtain such organ material for his liver transplant. The police announce that this is the first ever case of attempted human organ trafficking in Spain. He went on trial but was filed preliminary charges for his crime; he was released with only having to surrender his passport and be restricted to staying within Spain’s borders. Had the authorities not found him soon he surly would have succeeded in his trafficking of liver tissue; for his accomplices had already recruited 8 immigrants and a Spaniard to be tested for liver compatibility costing around $16,000 and they had found a match. But due to hospitals refusing to perform the operation on illegal tissue the mayor had his son (who had previously been turned down for donation) donate his liver tissue. The mayor was caught when he had a medical checkup in Spain (after the police had received a tip about a woman complaining about being offered money for her liver.) The mayor and his accomplices could face 12 years in prison if convicted, but for now there are no indictments and the case is still in preliminary. http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/12/world/europe/spain-lebanon-mayor-organ-allegations/
Margarita Steves
ReplyDeleteEl ocho de octubre de dos mil catorce.
A man was convicted of stabbing a man seven times fled to Europe. He posted pictures of himself enjoying a ski trip and bars and multiple restaurants. Scott Kelly, the convict, was sure to not get any specific landmarks in his photos. One picture he uploaded from a beach, the police were able to detect it was from Alicante and were able to tell Spanish authorities. He was held on a European arrest warrant until sent back to the UK to be put into prison.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/on-the-run-crook-caught-after-posts-4403852
( I also found this article on world stories but I had to make an account to read the rest, so I just typed the heading in, I don’t know if you said certain web pages but there were other sources with this topic!)
El el miércoles doce de marzo de dos mil catorce.
ReplyDeleteOn January 30th a prosperous 61 year old mayor of Lebanon (along with 3 Lebanese and 1 Palestinian) was taken under custody for offering poor people over $55,000 for liver tissue. The mayor had apparently wanted to obtain such organ material for his liver transplant. The police announce that this is the first ever case of attempted human organ trafficking in Spain. He went on trial but was filed preliminary charges for his crime; he was released with only having to surrender his passport and be restricted to staying within Spain’s borders. Had the authorities not found him soon he surly would have succeeded in his trafficking of liver tissue; for his accomplices had already recruited 8 immigrants and a Spaniard to be tested for liver compatibility costing around $16,000 and they had found a match. But due to hospitals refusing to perform the operation on illegal tissue the mayor had his son (who had previously been turned down for donation) donate his liver tissue. The mayor was caught when he had a medical checkup in Spain (after the police had received a tip about a woman complaining about being offered money for her liver.) The mayor and his accomplices could face 12 years in prison if convicted, but for now there are no indictments and the case is still in preliminary.
http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/12/world/europe/spain-lebanon-mayor-organ-allegations/