After the two men had emerged from the passage he shut the steel door. They all exited the basement.

For a period of about three weeks before the attack, he was followed and there was a car parked in front of the bakery across the road from his house.

It had not been clarified how C had been lying when her partner had found her, but death spots on the front of her right thigh with imprints from the drain on the floor indicated that she had been lying

In the afternoon, however, far from attempting to appease matters, the sergeant had made them worse by becoming increasingly violent, both physically and verbally, towards the young man.

In the course of the searches, a special team went to the applicant's son's house, where three officers fired shots through the front door, hitting the applicant's son, who died from his wounds on the

He and his father were charged with having sexually abused, respectively, from 1985 and 1989 and 1988 to 1991, the applicant's daughter, L., born on 18 October 1981.

    All four applicants received serious physical injuries which were inflicted either by rubber truncheons or projectiles shot from non-lethal anti-riot rifles.

Following the above, a motorised police patrol from Košice arrived at the first applicant’s house where both applicants were present.

In 1943 he was wounded while fighting on the Eastern front and subsequently discharged from service.

He owned a fully-furnished, two-storey house with open views of the coast and a plot of land on the sea front in the district of Kyrenia in northern Cyprus, in an area which had been undergoing intensive

At about 9.00 a.m. on 29 May 2000 officers from Dubno police broke down the front door of the applicant’s house.

He did not benefit from the assistance of a lawyer while in police custody. The applicant was placed in detention on remand on 9 November 1994.

(a front for M. I.) against P. would be handled by prosecutor C.

  In 1988 the applicant requested to be exempted from ordinary military service because of his serious ethical conviction.

The letter was sent from prison in Hanover and contained further requests for assistance.

  In 1988 the applicant requested to be exempted from ordinary military service because of his serious ethical conviction.

As I emerged out of the forest, I saw two men in front of me who later turned out to be [the applicant] and D.

A witness statement was also taken from a night guard who had been patrolling the field across from the applicant’s house.

Agency officials believed that a more robust approach was necessary to elicit threat information from Abu Zubaydah and possibly from other senior Al’Qaeda high value detainees. 5.

At 12 noon on the following day he was released from the belt.