Yemen and the case of the Sudanese killer

A Yemeni judicial source said on Wednesday that the question of the Sudanese killer Muhammad Adam, the workers at the Faculty of Medicine at Sanaa university, who is accused of committing a series of killing crimes, will be resumed on August 5 and not on July 8th as it was announced earlier.

AFP quoted the same source as saying that Sanaa preliminary court decided to postpone the case, awaiting for having a new translation for the report made by German experts and interrogations made for the university teachers and the security employees, SANA reported.

The trial was resumed on Tuesday by hearing notes of the defendant over the report of the German experts, who were asked by the Attorney General and the ministry of the Interior to define number of the victims and their sex ( male or female), besides the reasons and date of their death.

The German experts stated in their report that there are 21 complete bodies at the faculty morgue, besides remains of other bodies.