Indonesia requests Yellow Notice withdrawal issued for Mumtadz
Indonesian Police Interpol's National Central Bureau (NCB) officially requested Interpol Headquarters to withdraw the Yellow Notice issued for West Java ...
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Indonesian Police Interpol's National Central Bureau (NCB) officially requested Interpol Headquarters to withdraw the Yellow Notice issued for West Java ...
This trey? >> so far, shep. the u.s. state department has declined to weigh in on what they know regarding the disappearance. officials do say they are following the situation closely. this is an interesting situation for the trump administration because he was a resident of the united states but not a citizen. but he was also working for an american media organization "the washington post." if we look back in history though regarding holding the government of saudi arabia accountable, across the board u.s. officials and u.s. administrations whether it's looking at civilian casualties in yes, ...
Itself has asked the chinese to respond to questions about his whereabouts since he disappeared at the end of september. and on top of that, this is where things are starting to take a sinister turn, the french interior ministry has confirmed his wife, who remains s is in in france where the interpol headquarters are, have been receiving threats. so all this is so mysterious, indeed, it seems the chinese authorities want to keep it that way. they have been censoring certainly cnn broadcasts earlier on today, local time. one of our correspondents on the ground there in beijing was covering this...
Interpol, last year alone, passengers were able to board planes without having their passports screened against interpol's databases more than 1 billion times. the database at interpol headquarters in france contains an astounding 40 million records of stolen travel documents. >> you know, the member countries, the 190 members that belong to interpol are not charged a fee for accessing any of those databases. so if the country has sufficient resources and technical capability to wire into interpol's virtual private network that's running 24 hours a day, then, you know, they certainly would be ...
Did they check luggage? what kind? how big was it? any of those pieces of information will be important, and, again, videos in the airport will hshow them hopefuly as they approached the ticket counter, what kind of luggage, or how big the luggage is they brought in, and get clues from that. >> if those passports, one from austria, the other italy, were indeed stolen, misplaced and reported, and those citizens who own the passports have since been given replacements. why wouldn't these old passports not set off alarms? how could they be valid for travel? >> they may not set off any alarms. tho...