The witness who was not disclosed, would have began giving his evidence Wednesday, September 11 but the prosecution told the court that he was still on the way to the Hague. The prosecution explained that the witness was travelling and would get to The Hague on Thursday. He would then be put on the witness stand on Tuesday, since Monday will be a public holiday for the court. This will be one of the 22 witnesses whom the prosecution has lined up and whom they have been attempting to safeguard to avoid having their identity and locations being disclosed. The prosecution revealed it would be calling 22 witnesses and victims to testify in the case. But Ruto, through his lawyer Karim Khan, asked the prosecution to concede that they had no case and to withdraw it.
Posted on: Tue, 10 Sep 2013 17:10:47 +0000
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