
“Former CIA Milan station chief Robert Seldon Lady is to ask Italy’s president to pardon him for kidnapping an Egyptian Muslim cleric under the U.S. ‘extraordinary rendition’ program, his lawyer was quoted as saying on Monday. Lady was among 23 Americans sentenced at an Italian trial in 2009, the first time U.S. nationals had been convicted over the program, operated by the administration of former U.S. President George W. Bush during the so-called war on terror. Lady – 59, and now retired – escaped extradition in July from Panama, where he was detained after crossing the border from Costa Rica. He was released and returned to the United States.”
Related posts:
Silk Road and the potential to disrupt a truly evil industry
Britain is exporting arms to human rights violators: report
Granny’s Gold Bars Are Key to Vietnam Push to Boost Dong [2013]
Financier amasses $1 billion in mining investments, plans hedge fund
Amazon, Overstock Lose Challenge to N.Y. Web Sales Tax
Mass protest in Japan against U.S. hybrid aircraft
Bank of Israel governor: Iran strike spells economic crisis
Man who knew Boston bombing suspect was unarmed when killed by FBI during questioning
Official: Potential Syria strikes could include long-range bombers
Neglect and decay threaten historic Algiers Kasbah
Supreme Court unleashes tax nightmare upon online businesses
Spain's Podemos Backtracks on Aim to Restructure Spanish Public Debt
Former top fed official sentenced to 70 months for child porn
IRS exposed Social Security numbers of tens of thousands of political donors
Bitcoin Boom Spreads to IPhones With Mobile-Payment Apps