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| Eye-witness to U.S. shooting comes forward in Sudan (Reuters) |
| Monday, 14 January 2008 | |
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Reuters - A man who witnessed the murder of a U.S. aid official and his driver in Khartoum has contacted police investigators, Sudan's justice minister said on Monday. Read more at: http://news.ingter.net/index.php/World/World/Eye-witness-to-U.S.-shooting-comes-forward-in-Sudan-Reuters.html. |
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