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Defiant Kidnap Convict Back in Jail

8 June 2015, 4:34 pm Written by  Peter Toby
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Kidnap convict Mohammed Sedee Faal points finger at his lawyer Cllr. Cooper Kruah who turned him over for over to the Monrovia Central Prison for incarceration Kidnap convict Mohammed Sedee Faal points finger at his lawyer Cllr. Cooper Kruah who turned him over for over to the Monrovia Central Prison for incarceration Photo By: Peter Toby

Kidnap convict Mohammed Sedee Faal who was released from detention a week ago by Chief Justice Francis Kporkor in order to bring back three children from Mauritania to Liberia to be reunited with their Liberian mother has remained defiant and failed to abide by the Chief Justice's order.

Mr. Faal's alleged failure to bring back Sedamey Sedamey Mohammed, Abdularaham Mohammed and Dasatu Mohammed from Mauritania to Liberia to reunite them with their mother Jamilah Sillah forced his lawyer Cllr. Cooper Kruah Monday to turn him over to the Monrovia Central Prison for incarceration.

The convict had the three kids with Madam Jamilah Sillah, but he has been standing trial for kidnapping the kids and sending them to his home country of Mauritania.
Jurors at criminal Court 'A' at the Temple of Justice in Monrovia recently brought down a guilty verdict against Mr. Faal for kidnapping the kids and sentenced him for 10 years to the Monrovia Central Prison. But he was later released on order of Chief Justice Francis Kporkor so that he (Faal) can be allowed to bring back the kids and reunite them with their mother.
Prior to his sentence, Faal vowed not to honor the lower court’s order to return the children to their mother. He said in open court that he would prefer death in prison than to return the children to their mother.

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