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- Jurors have been sent home yesterday December 5 and the courtroom cleared in the Vybz Kartel ‘s alleged murder trial to allow the court to determine the admissibility of certain evidence in the case.
- Patrick Linton, former head of the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Cybercrime Unit gave evidence.
- The court was told that his evidence had implications for national security, hence the need to have the courtroom cleared.
- Linton’s evidence relates to telephone and other devices seized from the entertainer.
- Adidja Vybz Kartel Palmer and four other men are on trial for the murder of Clive ‘Lizard’ Williams.
- The prosecution is contending that the murder was committed at the entertainer’s Havendale, St Andrew home on August 16, 2011.
- Yesterday after the judge sent home the jury and cleared the courtroom of all press and observers for the testimony of former Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Cybercrime Unit head, Patrick Linton.
- He told the court that his testimony would have national security implications. The defense attorneys agreed and so nobody really knows what went down in there.
- READ MORE : VYBZ KARTEL’S TRIAL LATEST NEWS BLOOD SAMPLE DOES NOT MATCH VICTIM, VYBZ KARTEL PLEADS NOT GUILTY
- It’s also possible today that an employee of Digicel will testified in court. Former Cybercrime Unit head, Patrick Linton, continues to give testimony in the absence of the jury, the media, and everyone else since the courtroom is already clear.
- A large crowd of Vybz Kartel supporters gathered outside the court chanting FREE WORLD BOSS and earlier this morning Vybz Kartel common-law wife Shorty was spotted outside the court.
- While the matter get wrapped in more mystery the judge asked the jury to return to court on Monday.
- The trial should wrap up by mid-week next week.
- Fans of incarcerated dancehall star Vybz Kartel will enjoy a mixtape that just came out, featuring the baddest Kartel’ songs. Play it below.
- Listen To “Vybz Kartel Mix” By Rudeboy December 2013
Latest News On Vybz Kartel’s trial.
Jurors have been sent home yesterday December 5 and the courtroom cleared in the Vybz Kartel ‘s alleged murder trial to allow the court to determine the admissibility of certain evidence in the case.
Patrick Linton, former head of the Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Cybercrime Unit gave evidence.
The court was told that his evidence had implications for national security, hence the need to have the courtroom cleared.
Linton’s evidence relates to telephone and other devices seized from the entertainer.
Adidja Vybz Kartel Palmer and four other men are on trial for the murder of Clive ‘Lizard’ Williams.
The prosecution is contending that the murder was committed at the entertainer’s Havendale, St Andrew home on August 16, 2011.
Yesterday after the judge sent home the jury and cleared the courtroom of all press and observers for the testimony of former Jamaica Constabulary Force’s Cybercrime Unit head, Patrick Linton.
He told the court that his testimony would have national security implications. The defense attorneys agreed and so nobody really knows what went down in there.
READ MORE : VYBZ KARTEL’S TRIAL LATEST NEWS BLOOD SAMPLE DOES NOT MATCH VICTIM, VYBZ KARTEL PLEADS NOT GUILTY
It’s also possible today that an employee of Digicel will testified in court. Former Cybercrime Unit head, Patrick Linton, continues to give testimony in the absence of the jury, the media, and everyone else since the courtroom is already clear.
