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Sadr case … Lebanon Judiciary promises 'major leap forward'
By: Karim Tellawi
BEIRUT, Lebanon: Lebanese judiciary has promised
"a major leap forward" in investigations into the mystery of
disappearance of Ayatullah Mousa As-Sadr.
Last week, Samih Hajj, the judicial investigator handling the
case, handed a detailed report on an Italian investigation
into the file to the justice minister and state prosecutor.
Sadr and his two companions Sheikh Mohammad Yacoub and
journalist Abbas Badreddine traveled to Libya in August 1978
to meet with officials from Moammar Gadhafi's government.
They were never heard from again. It is widely believed that
the founder of the Higher Shiite Council was killed on
Gadhafi's orders, but Libya has consistently denied
responsibility, claiming Sadr and his companions boarded a
plane and flew to Italy after their meetings.
Hajj returned in July from a month in Rome spent following up
on the Italian judiciary's probe.
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