Murder trial possibly moved to Iceland 26. apríl 2007 14:14 The Airman murder trial which began in Washington DC on Wednesday last week is facing a complicated dilemma at the moment. Now there are talks in court about moving the trial to Iceland because the prosecution’s star witness doesn’t want to travel to the US to testify. The witness, an Icelandic citizen, was the girlfriend of Airman Calvin Hill who is accused of murdering Airman First Class Ashley Turner on the Keflavík military base in August 2005. The trial won’t continue until the Iceland issue has been solved. Icelandic promoting company Mr. Destiny announced today that the New York based dance-punk group The Rapture is scheduled to play at Nasa on June 26. Ticket sales will open soon. News News in English Mest lesið Gerðu áhlaup á rússneskt skuggaskip í efnahagslögsögu Íslands Erlent Rússar senda herskip til móts við olíuskip elt af Bandaríkjunum Erlent Börnin verði heima einn og hálfan dag í viku Innlent Útlendingastofnun tilkynnir starfsmanninn til lögreglu Innlent Björg blandar sér í oddvitaslaginn í borginni Innlent „Ég efa að NATO yrði til staðar fyrir okkur“ Erlent Tuddi hlaut dóm fyrir að níðast á nautgripum sínum Innlent Allra augu á Íslandi og Atlantshafinu Erlent Kosningavaktin 2026: Landsmenn kjósa sér sveitarstjórnir Innlent Segir Venesúela munu afhenda Bandaríkjunum milljónir tunna af olíu Erlent
The Airman murder trial which began in Washington DC on Wednesday last week is facing a complicated dilemma at the moment. Now there are talks in court about moving the trial to Iceland because the prosecution’s star witness doesn’t want to travel to the US to testify. The witness, an Icelandic citizen, was the girlfriend of Airman Calvin Hill who is accused of murdering Airman First Class Ashley Turner on the Keflavík military base in August 2005. The trial won’t continue until the Iceland issue has been solved. Icelandic promoting company Mr. Destiny announced today that the New York based dance-punk group The Rapture is scheduled to play at Nasa on June 26. Ticket sales will open soon.
News News in English Mest lesið Gerðu áhlaup á rússneskt skuggaskip í efnahagslögsögu Íslands Erlent Rússar senda herskip til móts við olíuskip elt af Bandaríkjunum Erlent Börnin verði heima einn og hálfan dag í viku Innlent Útlendingastofnun tilkynnir starfsmanninn til lögreglu Innlent Björg blandar sér í oddvitaslaginn í borginni Innlent „Ég efa að NATO yrði til staðar fyrir okkur“ Erlent Tuddi hlaut dóm fyrir að níðast á nautgripum sínum Innlent Allra augu á Íslandi og Atlantshafinu Erlent Kosningavaktin 2026: Landsmenn kjósa sér sveitarstjórnir Innlent Segir Venesúela munu afhenda Bandaríkjunum milljónir tunna af olíu Erlent