The Prosecution “, but also a lot more evidence and information” about the disaster of flight MH17 than hitherto has come out. So bugged his phone calls and have witnesses from the disaster images sent and made statements. Further analyzed 5.5 billion web pages “among other blogs and forums and social media”
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writes Chief Justice Fred Westerbeke in a letter to the relatives. Westerbeke writes that research is being done to “the possible weapon used BUK”. Such research should not only make it clear that the missile has been used to bring down the plane, but must also recognize “that there can not have been other weapon.” He stressed that the justice “can take no pleasure in what is likely or where a lot of evidence pointing. Hard evidence must also consider any reasonable alternative, any possibility that otherwise have an opportunity to exclude. “
Other scenarios
Westerbeke also deals with complaints that there is no definite information about the event is. “My answer is that and the police want to give it up today or tomorrow answer about the facts.” He adds: “Many media reports pointing in one direction: MH17 flight was shot down by an anti-aircraft missile. We explore that, but can not close our eyes to other scenarios. “
According Westerbeke are metal particles found in the remains of some victims. Those particles “do not appear to correspond to material of the aircraft. They would thus have to come from a projectile which the MH17 is affected. The research that is needed to obtain more clarity is complicated and time consuming. “
The chief writes that it is not easy to find those responsible and that the study probably the next year will take.
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