Swiss court upholds ex-Liberian warlord's 20-year-sentence
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By James Harding Giahyue, New Narratives Senior Justice Correspondent BELLINZONA, Switzerland â The defense team of Alieu Kosiah has pointed to âerrorsâ and âcontradictionsâ between stories witnesses told Swiss investigators in the war crimes case and the testimonies they have given in court, saying the inconsistencies undermine the case against their client and the Swiss Federal Criminal Court should acquit their client. Dmitri Gianoli, Kosiahâs main lawyer, told the court the stories of the seven Liberians that focused on crimes allegedly committed in Lofa by K...
So Gionoli, with even Kosiah’s own witness making such damning revelations of BEST EVIDENCES AGAINST KOSIAH, you still want the court or others to give credence to your FRIVOLOUS ALIBIS even amid the direct evidence produced by his own witness and his victims that Kosiah committed his war crimes and crimes against humanity “in Tubmanburg, Lofa, Bong and Monrovia between 1992 and 1998“? As others have also disputed YOUR ALIBIS about “When accusations are made against someone, those accusations must be credible and consistent, especially since the events took place more than 30 years ag...
Mr Kosiah is accused of murder, cannibalism, rape, sexual enslavement, forced transport, looting and recruitment of a child-soldier.
4 min read The defence team of Alieu Kosiah has pointed to “errors” and “contradictions” between stories witnesses told Swiss investigators in the war crimes case and the testimonies they have given in court, saying the inconsistencies undermine the case against their client and the Swiss Federal Criminal Court should acquit their client. Dmitri Gianoli, Mr Kosiah’s main lawyer, told the court the stories of the seven Liberians that focused on crimes allegedly committed in Lofa by Mr Kosiah and ULIMO rebels under his command, were different from what they told invest...