Accused Chilean kidnapper for Pinochet regime on 'sick leave' at time, court told

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A Sydney woman is fighting extradition to Chile to face allegations she helped kidnap seven people for the brutal Augusto Pinochet regime | AngusGthompson

A Sydney woman fighting extradition to Chile over claims she helped carry out kidnappings under the brutal dictatorship of Augusto Pinochet says she was on “sick leave” at the time the alleged victims were detained.

Mr Santisi said his client claimed she was on sick leave at the time all of the people were alleged to have been detained, and has called upon the Republic of Chile to produce her medical records. He said there was no requirement for the purposes of the extradition that the allegations against her be concise, nor that she denied the conduct.

Adriana Rivas with the late general Manuel Contreras, one-time head of Chile's secret police during the Pinochet regime.Ms Rivas sat in the glass-walled dock in the courtroom on Friday with many members of Sydney’s Chilean community packing the gallery behind her.

 

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AngusGthompson Yeah,what more needs to be said other then that? 'One was on sick leave'!

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