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Court Postpones Capitol Arson Trial As Missing Forensic Evidence Exposes Major Weaknesses In Prosecution Case - Global News Network Liberia
By Amos Harris The high-profile Capitol Building arson trial, involving former Speaker J. Fonati Koffa and several co-defendants, suffered a major setback on Wednesday after the Criminal Court “A” temporarily halted proceedings due to glaring deficiencies in the prosecution’s forensic evidence. The delay followed a troubling disclosure from prosecution witness Rafael Wilson, an investigator with the Liberia National Police. Wilson admitted under…
Prosecution Fumbles in Open Court - Liberia news The New Dawn Liberia, premier resource for latest news
The prosecution’s position in the high-profile Capitol Building arson case encountered a significant setback on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, when a central audio recording, intended as key evidence, proved largely inaudible when played in open court. By Lincoln G. Peters Temple of Justice, December 10, 2025: The development sparked immediate doubts and intense debate over the credibility and admissibility of the prosecution’s evidence. Despite the…
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