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Prosecutor: Escape-Savvy Taylor Secure

Friday, March 31, 2006 10:14:01 PM
By MICHELLE FAUL

An unidentified United Nations soldier from Mongolia stands guard outside the Special Court of Sierra Leone, where former Liberian President Charles Taylor is expected to appear, in Freetown, Friday, March 31, 2006. The toppled Liberian president who once escaped from from an American prison is being carefully guarded as he awaits trial on war crimes charges in an international court, the chief prosecutor Desmond de Silva said in an interview Friday.(AP Photo/George Osodi)FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) - Charles Taylor once broke out of a prison in Massachusetts and nearly slipped away this week before Nigeria could hand over the former Liberian president to an international court.

Now, Taylor is being carefully guarded to make sure he doesn't escape again, his chief prosecutor told The Associated Press on Friday.

Prosecutor Desmond de Silva also said security concerns had prompted officials to request that Taylor's trial be moved to Europe, where it would remain under the auspices of the Special Court established in Sierra Leone to try those believed to bear the greatest responsibility for atrocities committed during this country's 1991-2002 civil war.


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