Prosecution to present evidence against Mladić on Monday

They will keep him locked up and the trial going until his health fails, naturally or by switching his medications.

They will keep him locked up and the trial going until his health fails, naturally or by switching his medications.
(Anonymoose, 8 July 2012, 11:51)
The only reason Serbia agreed to turn him over was his health was failing and they knew he would not live long enough for a verdict. Also it was more of a benefit to Serbia that Milosevic never lived to have a final judgment. A judgment of War crimes or genocide against the leader of a country leaves the country liable for financial restitution.
So if his death was suspicious, I wonder which group should be looked at first?

I wonder if General MacKenzie will be one of the witnesses.

"Also it was more of a benefit to Serbia that Milosevic never lived to have a final judgment. A judgment of War crimes or genocide against the leader of a country leaves the country liable for financial restitution."

But they couldn't prove it in all those years. The ICTY did such a poor job that the media stopped talking about it - Milosevic was outing all sorts of lies and propaganda. The "witnesses" against him were proven liars - often shown to have memorized a script pushed by the prosecutors.

Also it was more of a benefit to Serbia that Milosevic never lived to have a final judgment. A judgment of War crimes or genocide against the leader of a country leaves the country liable for financial restitution."

But they couldn't prove it in all those years. The ICTY did such a poor job that the media stopped talking about it - Milosevic was outing all sorts of lies and propaganda. The "witnesses" against him were proven liars - often shown to have memorized a script pushed by the prosecutors.
(ida, 8 July 2012, 22:44)
Proves my point! You would not have been able to claim this if he had lived through to a conviction. Again who benefitted from his death? Serbia and the nationalists.
He played the delay card very well one of the benefits of representing oneself as the others quickly followed suit.

They will keep him locked up and the trial going until his health fails, naturally or by switching his medications.

They will keep him locked up and the trial going until his health fails, naturally or by switching his medications.
(Anonymoose, 8 July 2012, 11:51)
The only reason Serbia agreed to turn him over was his health was failing and they knew he would not live long enough for a verdict. Also it was more of a benefit to Serbia that Milosevic never lived to have a final judgment. A judgment of War crimes or genocide against the leader of a country leaves the country liable for financial restitution.
So if his death was suspicious, I wonder which group should be looked at first?

I wonder if General MacKenzie will be one of the witnesses.

"Also it was more of a benefit to Serbia that Milosevic never lived to have a final judgment. A judgment of War crimes or genocide against the leader of a country leaves the country liable for financial restitution."

But they couldn't prove it in all those years. The ICTY did such a poor job that the media stopped talking about it - Milosevic was outing all sorts of lies and propaganda. The "witnesses" against him were proven liars - often shown to have memorized a script pushed by the prosecutors.

Also it was more of a benefit to Serbia that Milosevic never lived to have a final judgment. A judgment of War crimes or genocide against the leader of a country leaves the country liable for financial restitution."

But they couldn't prove it in all those years. The ICTY did such a poor job that the media stopped talking about it - Milosevic was outing all sorts of lies and propaganda. The "witnesses" against him were proven liars - often shown to have memorized a script pushed by the prosecutors.
(ida, 8 July 2012, 22:44)
Proves my point! You would not have been able to claim this if he had lived through to a conviction. Again who benefitted from his death? Serbia and the nationalists.
He played the delay card very well one of the benefits of representing oneself as the others quickly followed suit.