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Man Collected 12 Stones, Pieces Of Broken Pottery As Souvenirs In Iraq. He Is Now Facing Death Penalty - Vimarsana News

Man Collected 12 Stones, Pieces Of Broken Pottery As Souvenirs In Iraq. He Is Now Facing Death Penalty

Retired British geologist Jim Fitton collected the pieces from Eridu, as part of an organised geology and archaeology tour.

Source: ndtv.com
Family of detained geologist hope he will be returned 'safe and sound soon' | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald - Vimarsana News

Family of detained geologist hope he will be returned 'safe and sound soon' | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

Jim Fitton, 66, insisted he had not acted with criminal intent and had no idea he was breaking Iraqi laws during his court appearance in Baghdad.

Family of Briton Jim Fitton hopeful of his return to UK - Vimarsana News

Family of Briton Jim Fitton hopeful of his return to UK

The retired geologist, 66, is due before an Iraqi judge accused over artefacts he took as souvenirs.

Source: bbc.com
Briton facing death penalty in Iraq for 'smuggling' ancient pottery - Vimarsana News

Briton facing death penalty in Iraq for 'smuggling' ancient pottery

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Family of detained geologist hope he will be returned 'safe and sound soon' - Vimarsana News

Family of detained geologist hope he will be returned 'safe and sound soon'

Jim Fitton, 66, insisted he had not acted with criminal intent and had no idea he was breaking Iraqi laws during his court appearance in Baghdad.