News
Deportation of Accused Nazi Guard John Demjanjuk Blocked by U.S. Federal Appeals Court
John
Demjanjuk has received a stay of deportation and will not have to travel to
Germany to face war crimes charges he allegedly committed as a Nazi guard at the
Sobibor death camp during World War II.
The
family of Demjanjuk argued that the 89-year-old was too ill to travel yet U.S.
agents arrived at his home on Tuesday and, after carrying him out in his
wheelchair, placed him in a vehicle and began readying him for deportation.
That
deportation was halted in the last hour as the federal appeals court ruled in
favor of the family. Demjanjuk has denied the charges and has claimed that he
spent time as a prisoner of war after the Germans captured him in Ukraine.
Following
the end of WWI Demjanjuk entered the United States as a refugee but 25 years
later he was fingered as the infamous “Ivan the Terible” from the Treblinka
death camp and in 1981 he was stripped of his U.S. citizenship. In 1986 he was
extradited to Israel and in 1988 he was sentenced to death but in 1993 the Israeli
Supreme Court overturned the conviction after new evidence suggested he was not
“Ivan the Terrible.”
Demjanjuk
returned to the U.S. but in 2002 a judge ruled that there had been evidence he
had worked in a Nazi camp and his citizenship was stripped once again. In 2005
a judge ruled that he could be deported to Germany, Ukraine or Poland and last
month Germany issued an arrest warrant for him. U.S. agents arrived at his home
on Tuesday and were ready to carry out the deportation when the federal appeals
court stepped in.
Click
here for more World
News
About
YourFINDit
YourFindit
Community is a business, music and social networking
community.
YourFINDit provides members with a wealth of applications that enable them to
create an in depth profile within YourFindit. Profiles include an About Me,
Background and Lifestyle, Videos, Photo sharing, News, Music, Blogs, unique URL
and networking with other members inside the YourFINDit community. YourFindit
provides ADit to each member providing them the opportunity to have an
exclusive profile (no outside advertising) displaying only banner ads they
upload to their pages. Members can run their own ads or give or sell their ad
space to advertisers at prices the member sets.
To
create your profile sign up and within
minutes you too can have your People profile running your ads and building your
network with new members daily.
YourFindit
is owned and operated by TransWorldNews, Inc. a news and press release
distribution service.
More News
US Measles Count Surpasses 25 Year Old Record As Numbers Close In On 1,000 Cases for 2019
US Measles Count Surpasses 25 Year Old Record As Numbers Close In On 1,000 Cases for 2019
Released On: 5/31/2019
Views: 3083
Tourist Boat Sinks After Colliding with Luxury Passenger Boat On The Danube
Tourist Boat Sinks After Colliding with Luxury Passenger Boat On The Danube
Released On: 5/30/2019
Views: 3367
Mount Everest Death Toll Rises To 11 People With Growing Overcrowding Concerns
Mount Everest Death Toll Rises To 11 People With Growing Overcrowding Concerns
Released On: 5/29/2019
Views: 3341
Facebook Unveils Two New Major Features To The Social Platform
Released On: 10/3/2016
Views: 6971
Yahoo Experiences Largest Hack In History, 500 Million Accounts Breached
Released On: 9/23/2016
Views: 5841
New Techniques Could Allow Skin Cells To Produce Embryos
Released On: 9/13/2016
Views: 8079
AI Advancement Has Lead To Both Progress And Worry
Released On: 9/13/2016
Views: 6616
Strong Earthquake Hits Northwest China, Dozens Killed And Hundreds Injured
Dozens of people are dead and hundreds of others are injured following Monday morning’s 6.6 magnitude earthquake in northwest China. Rescue and relief efforts are underway. The Chinese Red Cross has already gathered 200 tents, 1,000 sets of house ...
Released On: 7/22/2013
Views: 9438
Zetas Leader Miguel Angel Treviño Morale Captured
One of Mexico’s most ruthless drug lords was captured early Monday as he was traveling outside the border city of Nuevo Laredo. Authorities identified the man as Zetas cartel boss Miguel Angel Treviño Morale. Morale, who is facing numerous charge ...
Released On: 7/17/2013
Views: 14386
Riot At Boxing Match In Indonesia Leads To Deadly Stampede
Over a dozen people died late Sunday night in a stampede at an overcrowded boxing match in eastern Indonesia. On Monday morning, authorities put the death toll at 18. At least 32 other people were injured.
Released On: 7/16/2013
Views: 12562
9 Foreigners Climbing In Himalayas Killed By Taliban Militants
Taliban militants in Pakistan killed 9 foreign tourists and one local guide preparing to climb in the Himalayas over the weekend. The dead included one Chinese-American, one Nepali, one Lithuanian, two Chinese, two Slovakians and three Ukranians.
Released On: 6/25/2013
Views: 6833
2 Children Beheaded By Taliban Militants For Taking Food From Police
Authorities in southern Afghanistan have blamed Taliban militants for a horrific attack on two young boys in Kandahar province. According to the provincial governor’s office, the militants abducted and beheaded the children on Sunday because they ...
Released On: 6/11/2013
Views: 6338
Mexican Soldiers Free Over 150 Migrants From Kidnappers
Mexican authorities rescued more than 150 migrants that were being held for ransom in Tamaulipas, a northeast state that borders the United States, after receiving an anonymous tip about their location. The migrants were kidnapped last month as t ...
Released On: 6/7/2013
Views: 5822
China Plant Fire Kills 119 Workers
More than 100 people died early Monday in a large fire at a poultry processing plant in China’s Jilin province.
Released On: 6/4/2013
Views: 5657
French Fugitive Redoine Faid Captured
France’s most wanted fugitive, Redoine Faid, was captured Wednesday outside Paris six weeks after his brazen jail break in Lille. Authorities say Faid and an accomplice were taken into custody at a hotel in Pontault-Combault, an area about 12 mil ...
Released On: 5/30/2013
Views: 6005
US Pilot Forced To Eject From Fighter Jet Over Pacific Ocean, Incident Under Investigation
Military officials say investigators will look in to what caused a pilot to have to eject from his F-15 jet over the Pacific Ocean on Tuesday around 9 a.m. The pilot has not been identified, but the U.S. Air Force has confirmed he was not harmed ...
Released On: 5/29/2013
Views: 5645
South Korean Man Kills Girl By Landing On Her In Suicide Plunge
A 38-year-old man inadvertently took the life of a young girl Wednesday when he jumped to his death from his apartment in Busan, South Korea.
Released On: 5/24/2013
Views: 5734
