I'm hoping they 'shoot' him...
The Court of First Instance Sunday adjourned to Sept 14, 2003, the case of Mohamed Hamad Fahad Al-Juwaied to listen to the testimony of two State Security Department (SSD) officers and two other defence witnesses. Al-Juwaied, a 40-year-old Kuwaiti sergeant working for the National Guard, was arrested and interrogated for spying for Iraq. Two other men involved in the case are AbdulKareem Hassan Al-Badri and Muwaffaq Ahmed Al-Haj. He is also charged with providing the other two suspects with military and political information and photographs which could harm the security of Kuwait, providing the Iraqis with Kuwaiti military uniform to enable them to carry out sabotage activities, photographing camps of the National Guards during wartime and providing those photographs to Iraqi intelligence, training on the use of firearms with the aim of helping the military regime in Iraq and receiving money from a hostile country in return for these 'favours'.
| If proven, what's this guy deserve other than a bullet? Unless it's six of them... |
After the session, the family of Al-Juwaied — his mother, brother and sister — wept openly as the suspect kissed his mother and began crying loudly. During a previous session, Al-Juwaied denied the accusations and told the judge he had admitted to the charges under duress. However, during interrogation, Al-Juwaied had told the Public Prosecutor he had passed on to the Iraqi intelligence vital information including road maps of routes often used by HH the Amir and HH the Crown Prince. He had also allegedly confessed to plotting to assassinate key political figures with the intention of creating chaos and instability in Kuwait.
| Perhaps he should have thought about how Mom and Pop were gonna take it before he decided to become a traitor... |
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