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Italian marines leave for Delhi to face trial in Kerala fishermen killing case
- Saturday January 19, 2013
- South | Press Trust of India
The two Italian marines, facing murder charges in Kerala for shooting to death two fishermen off Alappuzha coast, left for New Delhi by an Air India flight after Supreme Court ruled that a special court will hold the trial.
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Italian marines' family members meet them in jail
- Thursday April 19, 2012
- South | Sovi Vidyadharan
Family members of the two Italian marines - Lattore Massimiliano and Salvatore Girone - visited them at the Central Prison on Thursday where the duo is lodged in connection with the killing of two Indian fishermen off the Alappuzha coast in February. After a meeting that lasted nearly two hours, the family members said they were satisfied with the ...
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Kerala court grants bail to captain of Prabhu Daya vessel
- Monday April 9, 2012
- South | Indo-Asian News Service
A court on Tuesday granted conditional bail to Gordon Charles Pereira, captain of Singapore-registered Prabhu Daya vessel that was seized after it hit a fishing boat off the Kerala coast on March 1, killing five fishermen. The Alappuzha principal sessions court asked for a bond of Rs 5 lakh, two sureties and also asked Pereira not to leave Alappuzh...
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Ship-boat collision: Body of one fisherman recovered
- Sunday March 4, 2012
- Assembly Kerala | Press Trust of India
Naval divers recovered the body of one of the three fishermen who went missing after their boat was hit by a merchant vessel of Alappuzha coast.
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Two Indian fishermen mistaken for pirates, shot dead
- Thursday February 16, 2012
- Kerala News | Indo-Asian News Service
Two fishermen, one each from Kerala and Tamil Nadu, in a fishing boat were on Wednesday shot dead by security officials of an Italian cargo vessel in the deep sea after being mistaken for pirates, an official said. The Italian vessel was identified as Enrica Lexie and has been directed to come to Kochi for a probe.
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Italian marines leave for Delhi to face trial in Kerala fishermen killing case
- Saturday January 19, 2013
- South | Press Trust of India
The two Italian marines, facing murder charges in Kerala for shooting to death two fishermen off Alappuzha coast, left for New Delhi by an Air India flight after Supreme Court ruled that a special court will hold the trial.
- www.ndtv.com
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Italian marines' family members meet them in jail
- Thursday April 19, 2012
- South | Sovi Vidyadharan
Family members of the two Italian marines - Lattore Massimiliano and Salvatore Girone - visited them at the Central Prison on Thursday where the duo is lodged in connection with the killing of two Indian fishermen off the Alappuzha coast in February. After a meeting that lasted nearly two hours, the family members said they were satisfied with the ...
- www.ndtv.com
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Kerala court grants bail to captain of Prabhu Daya vessel
- Monday April 9, 2012
- South | Indo-Asian News Service
A court on Tuesday granted conditional bail to Gordon Charles Pereira, captain of Singapore-registered Prabhu Daya vessel that was seized after it hit a fishing boat off the Kerala coast on March 1, killing five fishermen. The Alappuzha principal sessions court asked for a bond of Rs 5 lakh, two sureties and also asked Pereira not to leave Alappuzh...
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Ship-boat collision: Body of one fisherman recovered
- Sunday March 4, 2012
- Assembly Kerala | Press Trust of India
Naval divers recovered the body of one of the three fishermen who went missing after their boat was hit by a merchant vessel of Alappuzha coast.
- www.ndtv.com
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Two Indian fishermen mistaken for pirates, shot dead
- Thursday February 16, 2012
- Kerala News | Indo-Asian News Service
Two fishermen, one each from Kerala and Tamil Nadu, in a fishing boat were on Wednesday shot dead by security officials of an Italian cargo vessel in the deep sea after being mistaken for pirates, an official said. The Italian vessel was identified as Enrica Lexie and has been directed to come to Kochi for a probe.
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