Lay hands on the money Gaddafi Britain

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Prosecutors arrived in the International Criminal Court to London to lay hands on the assets of Libya's Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, late in the UK. The Council requested theTransitional National Assembly in Libya from the financial experts to assist in identifyinginvestments that are said to hit one billion pounds sterling.

 

The Evening Standard newspaper said Monday that the late Colonel Libyan have property in Britain, including a series of luxury apartments in prime locations in central London, could be worth up to one billion pounds sterling.

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She added that the Transitional National Assembly Libyan request from financial expertsand real estate agents in London to assist in identifying investments Colonel late in Britain, including the architecture offices in the financial district in London for 150 million poundssterling, and architecture of other offices in the Oxford Street commercial center of the British capital worth 155 million pounds sterling.

 

The newspaper pointed out that the family of the late Colonel also owns apartments in the neighborhood of South Kensington in west London worth £ 18 million, and real estateworth 33 million pounds sterling in the neighborhood of St. John's Wood, north-west of the British capital.

 

The British government has frozen the assets of many of the Colonel in the United Kingdom, but the International Criminal Court could put her hand on any of the property thatit considers the proceeds of crime.
 

 
Source: UPI