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cstaylor wrote:Even if the murder charges don't stick, isn't he at least guilty of manslaughter?
American Oyaji wrote:Where did you hear this ?
Japanese photojournalist likely to be pardoned soon
Jordanian palace sources say a convicted Japanese photojournalist is expected to be released soon on special pardon of King Abdullah.
On June 1, Jordan's military court sentenced the Mainichi newspaper photojournalist, Hiroki Gomi, to 18 months in prison for a fatal blast at Amman's airport on May 1.
A bomb he brought in his luggage as a souvenir of his news coverage of the Iraq war exploded at the security checkpoint of Amman's airport, killing one airport worker and injuring five others.
His defense lawyer had asked for special pardon, saying his client did not know the war souvenir in his luggage was a real bomb.
Jordanian palace sources told NHK that King Abdullah is expected to announce his special pardon to the Japanese photojournalist possibly on Monday.
Steve Bildermann wrote:Maybe this new Kusuri I'm taking is developing my physic precognitive powers. Cool.
I'll have to setup a HOT line.
Taro Toporific wrote:Japan is a major aid donor to Jordan.
American Oyaji wrote:Ahhh.
p o l i t i c s
American Oyaji wrote:Ahhh.
p o l i t i c s
Mainichi Shimbun employee Hiroki Gomi -- who had been convicted over the fatal explosion...
Mainichi Newspapers President Akira Saito held a news conference Monday night and announced in-house punishments meted out to Gomi and Mainichi officials, including himself.
Saito said that for the moment Gomi had been stripped of his title within the Tokyo Head Office editorial department.
(Translation: editor for the WaiWai section)
"We will monitor his trial closely and will punish him severely in accordance with our in-house rules," the president said.
(Translation: we will make him bow deeply, force tears from his eyes, and snot from his nose)
Saito also announced that he is personally forfeiting all executive remuneration ad interim to take responsibility over the fatal incident.
(Translation: no whores for a month)
Managing Director and Editor Masato Kitamura had a 50 percent reduction of his monthly executive remuneration for one month while Tokyo Head Office's Editorial Division Editor Yutaka Asahina and Photo Editor Yoshiaki Takeda were suspended from their managerial position for one month.
(Translation: free time and whores for a month)
" wrote:Mainichi President Reacts to Amman Charges with Own Punishments
http://mdn.mainichi.co.jp/news/archive/200305/19/20030519p2a00m0dm033000c.html..for the moment Gomi had been stripped of his title within the Tokyo Head Office editorial department.
(Translation: editor for the WaiWai section)
Taro Toporific wrote:Mr. Gomi's real punishment is that he has to sit next to FG Marvin and write about sniffing schoolgirl panties. Oh, the horror
Some 20 obese Osakans have been put out of work with the police having put the finger on a pair who swelled their bank accounts by hundreds of millions operating the service supplying hefty whores.
Taro Toporific wrote:A photographer at a leading Japanese newspaper was fired today after a cluster bomb he was carrying as a souvenir of the Iraq war exploded at Amman airport, killing a security guard and wounding three others
SMH wrote:Fatal fun
September 21, 2005
A hand grenade kept as a souvenir from Lebanon's civil war exploded in a Kuwaiti government office as a worker played with it, killing the man and injuring two other people.
The dead and injured were all Lebanese employees of the Kuwaiti Information Office. Ayas al-Alayli, 36, took the grenade from a shelf and threw it to the floor to show Mirna Mugharbel, a secretary, that it would not explode, an employee in the office said.
It was unclear why the grenade was kept in the office, but the Kuwaiti ambassador told reporters it had been there for more than two years.
kurohinge1 wrote:
Captain Japan wrote:kurohinge1 wrote:
Gboothe, how'd someone get that shot of your desk?
kurohinge1 wrote:
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