Lahdella ja paavilla on jotakin yhteistä?!
Jos syyttäjä Valkama näkee Lahden olkapäiden kohdalla ylösalaisin olevan ristin merkkinä saatananpalvonnasta, niin mitähän mieltä hän - ja muut - ovat siitä, että samanlainen ylösalaisin oleva risti on paavinkin olkapään kohdalla? johdetaanko paavia "pimeyden ytimestä", kuten Lipponen väitti jokin aika sitten johdettavan Aamulehteä?
Tässä linkissä kuva - valitettavasti en edelleenkään osaa kopioida kuvia, olisin muuten ottanut sen tähän.
Juttuni vakuudeksi ennenkuin joku väittää sitä ketsuppifaktaksi:
Ja näille jäljille siis eksyin etsiessäni tietoa Vatikaanissa siepatun 15-vuotiaan tytön, ja poliisin orgioissa tapetun (väite Vatikaanin sisältä) Emanuele Orlandin tapauksesta, missä jäin ihmettelemään sitä, että ainoana uutislähteenä väitetään Aamulehden uutisoineen, että mafioson haudassa ei olisi ollut toisen henkilön luita, joita siis on arveltu Emanuele Orlandin luiksi. Kyseistä Aamulehden artikkelia en kuitenkaan löytänyt. Tieto oli Wikipediassa.
Itselleni alkaa aina vain mystisemmäksi muuttumaan kuva tästä kolmen (TV-uutisissa väitetty neljän) kuukauden umpisalaisesta lasten hyväksikäyttöä koskevasta oikeudenkäynnistä, mihin syyttäjä tuli suoraan Valtakunnansyyttäjävirastosta perehdyttyään siellä kaksi vuotta ensin poliisirikoksiin.
Esimerkiksi 19 syytettyä koskenut oikeudenkäynti (Ballena Blanca), missä oli erittäin monimutkaiset kuviot (tosin siinäkin tuomittiin suomalaispariskunta) kesti "vain" kaksi kuukautta.
http://www.typicallyspanish.com/news/pu ... 9866.shtml
Jaa-a, mutta olisiko tässäkin ollut sittenkin kolmen kuukauden oikeudenkäynti...
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By h.b. - Mar 31, 2011 - 12:14 PM
Only five of the 19 accused in the 'Ballena Blanca' case have been found guilty, with the main accused, the Chilean lawyer, Fernando del Valle, sentenced to six years in prisonFernando del Valle and his wife arriving in court - EFE archive
Spain’s largest ever money laundering case has come close to collapse after the phone taps used were declared to be null and void.
The Second Hall of the Málaga Provincial Court, presided by Magistrate Federico Morales, has found only five of the 19 charged in the ‘Ballena Blanca’ case guilty as a result and found the other 14 not guilty.
The judge read out part of the sentence on Thursday, in which the rest of the preliminary questions placed by the defence were thrown out, and which condemns the man at the centre of the allegations, the Chilean Marbella-based lawyer, Fernando del Valle, to three years, three months and a day in prison, for the crime of continued money laundering, as well as handing him a fine of 1,503,146.37 €.
De Valle has also been found guilty of a crime against Hacienda, which has resulted in three years in prison and the payment of another fine of 1,096,912.70 €. He has also been ordered to pay compensation of 342,785.22 €. The prison sentences will be added together to create six years.
The drug trafficker, Sophiane Hambli has also been sentence to prison for three years, three months and day and ordered to pay a fine of just over 1.5 million € again for continued money laundering.
Another of the accused, Dolores León, has been ordered to pay 30,000 € and has a year’s prison sentence, while the Finish businessman, Aimo Veikko Voutilainen has been given three years, three months and a day’s jail, and fined 1,378,339.65 €, again for money laundering. His wife Maria gets the same punishment.
All 14 others accused the case, including two notaries, have been found not guilty.
The ‘Ballena Blanca’ case began on March 15 2010, five years after the start of the police operation saw the arrest of some 50 people of different nationalities. The judges have needed more than three months to decide the sentence, given the case’s complexity.
The prosecutor had asked for a 37 million € fine for Fernando del Valle, and in the last session of the court hearing in December his lawyer had said his client would be found not guilty, as the accusation was ‘the fruit of an agreement between the police, the prosecutor and the judge’.
Del Valle was found guilty of designing an international network of companies to avoid paying tax in Spain, with connections to Turkey, Algeria, Finland, Sweden, Iran, France and Morocco, with the prosecutor considering that 12 million € had been laundered in this way. Del Valle participated in 194 foreign companies, most of them constituted in Delaware in the United States and the rest in financial havens such as Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Panama and the Virgen Islands.
Uutisessa mainitut suomalaiset ovat turkulaisia.
Operaatio Valkoinen Valas alkoi maaliskuussa 2005, kun 12 suomalaista pidätettiin Costa del Solilla.