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Kuwaiti faces death penalty for US deaths

A Kuwaiti man was condemned to death today for murdering an American civilian working for the US military.

Kuwaiti faces death penalty for US deaths

Wed, 04 Jun, 2003 - 10:34

A Kuwaiti man was condemned to death today for murdering an American civilian working for the US military.

Sami al-Mutairi, 25, had denied shooting two American contractors in a roadside ambush on January 21.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Camp Doha Place: Kuwait Place: San Diego Person: Sami al-Mutairi Person: Michael Pouliot Person: David Caraway Person: al-Mutairi Person: Mohammed Minwer al-Mutairi Organisation: US Organisation: US military

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