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....hope a hitman takes him down

 

 

Former Romanian diplomat Ionescu released from detention in Bucharest

By Claudia Craiu | Posted: 26 November 2010 0747 hrs

 

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BUCHAREST: Former Romanian diplomat Silviu Ionescu was released from detention late Thursday night (around 10pm Romanian time, 4am Singapore time).

 

He had been held in preventive custody at Rahova prison in Bucharest for seven months. His trial began on October 6.

 

But now Ionescu has been placed under judicial supervision, which means that he cannot leave the country and must show up for his Court dates. His next appearance in Court will be on January 12 next year.

 

Ionescu is facing charges of homicide, causing physical injuries and making false statements, arising from two hit-and-run accidents in Singapore last December.

 

The decision on Thursday to release him came after his defence counsel had appealed to a higher tribunal in Bucharest.

 

The lawyers had previously applied to a Romanian court, which decided against his request when the trial was adjourned on November 17.

 

But after many attempts to get their client out of prison, they have now finally succeeded.

 

The tribunal's reason for granting Ionescu's request was not available on Thursday night. It will likely be known on Friday when the Court reopens.

 

Ionescu cut a relieved figure on Thursday night when he spoke to reporters outside the prison gates, moments after his release.

 

He said he would continue to prepare his defence because he considered himself innocent.

 

He was also glad the decision to release him came when it did. He said it was his wife's 50th birthday on Thursday.

 

And after a brief moment with his lawyers, friends and son Bogdan, the former diplomat headed home.

 

- CNA/de

 

 

 

 

 

 

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How do we know if he's guilty or innocent? How do we know if this is just another conspiracy theory?

 

Nowadays, I don't believe what's published on our mainstream media. [thumbsdown]

 

Well,

Maybe I watch too many movies. [:p]

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How do we know if he's guilty or innocent? How do we know if this is just another conspiracy theory?

 

Nowadays, I don't believe what's published on our mainstream media. [thumbsdown]

 

Well,

Maybe I watch too many movies. [:p]

 

we dont need to know. we just want him to be jailed [laugh]

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He has been detained for seven months even before his trial has commenced. I think it is fair for him to enjoy some freedom before going back in again.

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How do we know if he's guilty or innocent? How do we know if this is just another conspiracy theory?

 

Nowadays, I don't believe what's published on our mainstream media. [thumbsdown]

 

Well,

Maybe I watch too many movies. [:p]

 

If he is innocent, why he run road?

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actually...do u guys notice that foreign govts will go all out to rescue their citizens even if they poo in another country? hmmm....wonder if our govt is also liddat not?

 

 

Foreign gahmen like to show their power.

Singapore no power to show.

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Ya lor..7 months aredy in jail..anything additional is a bonus.

 

Not like here, hit & run & got fined less than $1k....

 

 

yeah. this romanian guy spend his time in singapore as a diplomate wasted.

 

he should had know the law here. dont have to jail so long.

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yeah. this romanian guy spend his time in singapore as a diplomate wasted.

 

he should had know the law here. dont have to jail so long.

 

Not true, Bro. You don't forget that he had probably be driving under the influence of alcohol, beat red lights, knocked down 3 persons and killing 1 of them, failed to stop to render assistance.

 

I believe he will be jailed for years if he is being convicted here. However, we do have to note that he has diplomatic immunity, meaning even if we want to take action against him and bring him to justice, the Romanian governtment must agree to waive his diplomatic immunity first.

 

Not sure about the Romanian law but if he is convicted over there, the sentencing could be worse.

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Tat was my first thought when I saw the heading [furious]

We got so many sof and commando for wat [lipsrsealed]

 

 

You dont expect them to go in to just head hunt a Hit and Run Convict right? [shakehead]

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Not true, Bro. You don't forget that he had probably be driving under the influence of alcohol, beat red lights, knocked down 3 persons and killing 1 of them, failed to stop to render assistance.

 

I believe he will be jailed for years if he is being convicted here. However, we do have to note that he has diplomatic immunity, meaning even if we want to take action against him and bring him to justice, the Romanian governtment must agree to waive his diplomatic immunity first.

 

Not sure about the Romanian law but if he is convicted over there, the sentencing could be worse.

 

so what will the penalty be now??

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actually...do u guys notice that foreign govts will go all out to rescue their citizens even if they poo in another country? hmmm....wonder if our govt is also liddat not?

 

 

 

FAT hope

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If I am the victim family just buy a killer and bang him with a car in Romania until he die and close the case....All these investigation is b-------t and buying time to cool the issue.

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so what will the penalty be now??

 

I wish I have the answer. It very much depends on what is the equivalent laws over at Romania, meaning, if such incident is to happen in Romania, who would the Romanian court judge and sentence such cases.

 

Let's hope that the Romanian court will carry out the justice and dish out the punishment that this disgraceful diplomat deserves. They should rightfully add in another charge of bringing a bad name to the country.

 

 

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He said he would continue to prepare his defence because he considered himself innocent.

 

Confirm.....chop.....sign.....certified asxhole. :angry:

 

 

 

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