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Wikileaks: no proof that Julian Assange encouraged leak

  • Release time:2011-02-10

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  • Julian Assange arrives with his lawyer Jennifer Robinson for his extradition hearing at Belmarsh Magistrates' Court in east London Photo: REUTERS

    Furious officials and congressmen have called for Mr Assange to be tried for "inducing" the disclosure of diplomatic cables by Bradley Manning, a US army private. Pte Manning, 23, is being held at a military base in Virginia on suspicion of leaking the official secrets, which have been reported by The Daily Telegraph.

    Politicians including Mike Huckabee, a former Arkansas governor and prospective candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, have called for Mr Assange to be executed if convicted. Yet lawyers for the FBI and the US department of justice have not found evidence that Mr Assange told Pte Manning to hand WikiLeaks the files, according to reports.

    They may be forced to try to prosecute the WikiLeaks chief for conspiracy, a case that would be harder to prove and at odds with their statements that Mr Assange took advantage of the young soldier.

    It is thought the investigators found no evidence linking Mr Assange directly with Pte Manning. He has maintained that he had no communication with the soldier.

    Mr Assange is in London fighting extradition to Sweden over unrelated allegations of sexual crimes, which he denies.

    Source from The Telegraph

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