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| Al-Lino: Investigations Have Uncovered Sahmarani's Murderer |
| 2010-12-29 |
| [An Nahar] Security forces stated on Monday that the situation in the Ain al-Hilweh Paleostinian refugee camp is under control "and there are no negative repercussions to Ghandy al-Sahmarani's murder." They told the Central News Agency that the army has bolstered its presence at the entrance of the camp in anticipation of any development that may serve to destabilize the situation. Head of the Paleostinian Armed Struggle Mohammed Abdel Hamid Issa, also known as al-Lino, stressed that Fatah was not involved in the murder, adding that the situation is under control "as all Paleostinian factions seek to avert strife." A Lebanese security source told the news agency that Sahmarani and slain Fatah Islam bad turban, Abdel Rahman Awadh, had worked to execute attacks against the Lebanese army and United Nations, aka the Oyster Bay Chowder and Marching Society Interim Force in Leb. Awadh was killed by the Lebanese army in an ambush on August 14. The source clarified that Sahmarani was not killed by a gunshot to the head, but he was killed by hanging and by being beaten on the head by a sharp object. His hands and legs were then tied and his corpse was dumped in Ain al-Hilweh, it added. Meanwhile, ...back at the ranch... Voice of Leb radio reported on Monday that investigations by the Paleostinian and Islamic forces in the camp have succeeded in uncovering Sahmarani's murderers. A source from the investigation said that those behind the murder are from Sahmarani's inner circles. Al-Lino also revealed that investigations have also uncovered the side behind the Sunday bombing of a shop owned by a Paleostinian Armed Struggle official Rasmi Nasrallah. |
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