Jordan finds convicted persons not guilty of conspiring against Americans

The Jordanian judiciary has found not guilty four persons convicted of conspiring to carry out attacks against Americas and Jews living in the Kingdom because evidences were not enough, and confined to sentence them to one year imprisonment after they were convicted of possession of weapons.

The state security court justified its decision to that the American forces are not existent in the Kingdom, according to the defense lawyers reflected in press statements for Jordanian officials at highest levels, that deny the existence of American forces in Jordan.

But the court decided to jail the men for one year as from the date of imprisonment December under the accusation of possessing automatic weapons with the intention to carry out terrorist acts.

The accused persons in this case which the state security court started reconsidering in March are Muhammad Hassan Hussein Adelili ( 28 year old); Muhammad Qasem Ahmad al-Bureini al-Najjar ( 25year old) and the fired police man Mousa Hamdan Khalaf al-Ammoush ( 27 year old) and Farsan Hassan Hussein who is still fleeing.

The list of accusations addressed to the four Jordanians on Match 24th said that those "agreed to carry out military operations against the Americans and the Jews that exist in the Jordanian arena."