Katwa is using a very efficient mode of defence. He must have looked at the evidence and realised that by pointing out holes in the prosecution evidence about the whereabouts of the chairman of the network, then there is no way his underling client could have been there. It works and is far much easier. the whole case is hinged around the meetings that HR chaired.

The coded transcripts have been classified as confidential.

Also very disppointed in Ocampo, he seems to have handled his preparations for this trials in a very simplistic manner. It would be very disappointing if he did not confirm the whereabouts of Ruto and Co, before making the claims that they were at a planning meeting.

Could be a case of Ocampo underestimating the capability of Kenyans and the level of our sophistication. He probably thinks kenya is like DRC.

why do I think that AS witness prof paul chepkwony is lying before the icc? ati he has not spoken to AS since he was asked by AS to act as witness

So he gave evidence that he does not intend to use? Don't tell me that you cannot smell a sewer rat there. He is the one to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he has a case..He hasn't done that. THE BURDEN OF PROOF IS ON THE PROSECUTOR.

Me thinks Kenyans have put unfounded faith in Ocampo. I don't think the guy did thorough investigations and may not have enough evidence that can convict. But he doesn't need to prove guilt now. All he has to show is that he has some credible case against the suspects. He might be able to meet that lower threshold and move to trial. I suspect his main aim is simply to have the guys charged - for him that will something to beat his chest about. Getting convictions is a totally different ball game - Convictions are not easy to get at the ICC or the ICTY or ICTR.

And again we see just how flimsy the evidence by Ogambo is. Looking at the prosecution trying to trap the Pastor, you could see that they can see their case crumbling right in front of them. You could literary see them pooping in their pants. This is better than most courtroom dramas I have watched in a while.