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Third country, unrelated country, for torture, whatever. when the prosecutor named the local cia station chief in that case the chief claimed diplomatic immunity, but the judge didn't by buy it. by that time, the man had retired, and the judge said for a crime as serious as kidnapping, even an active diplomatic employee wouldn't get immunity. well, two years later, an arrest warrant was issued for him and 20 other people for kidnapping and seized without a warrant and taking the person to another country, also known as one to employ torture. but by the time the case had happened, they all had ...

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Loud the name of all 26 americans in the case, listing them all. fugitive, fugitive, fugitive, but while the trial was carried out in absentia, the station man became a wanted man, this is the interpol poster of him, in 2009, the verdict came down, the judge convicted them for the kidnapping of that cleric off the street in milan. it was touted as a landmark ruling, but only a symbolic one, since the defendants were not in the courtroom. robert lady was handed an eight-year sentence, they never thought he would serve it because he was in italy and they thought he would never go there again. bu...

Italy, seemed like he was just kidnapped, just disappeared. and italy was very unhappy about it. so a chief deputy prosecutor who usually handled mafia investigations started to look into this matter, how did the guy just get snatched off the street? the prosecutor kept digging, and there was finally a break in the case in 2005. the prosecutor got 17 sets of cell phone records from the area and from the time that this man was taken off the streets. from those records the prosecutor was able to put together a list of people who he said must have been present when the guy as abducted. and on tha...

Country, for torture, whatever. when the prosecutor named the local cia station chief in that case the chief claimed diplomatic immunity, but the judge didn't by buy it. by that time, the man had retired, and the judge said for a crime as serious as kidnapping, even an active diplomatic employee wouldn't get immunity. well, two years later, an arrest warrant was issued for him and 20 other people for kidnapping and seized without a warrant and taking the person to another country, also known as one to employ torture. but by the time the case had happened, they all had fled italy, including the...