Joseph Resch, a German detective who carried out his own investigation into the 2014 Malaysian Airlines MH17 crash over east Ukraine, said Thursday that he was ready to disclose the evidence only if the Netherlands, Malaysia and the Dutch-led Joint Investigation Team (JIT) confirmed in a written statement that they would be present during the disclosure
BERLIN (Pakistan Point News / Sputnik - 19th September, 2019) Joseph Resch, a German detective who carried out his own investigation into the 2014 Malaysian Airlines MH17 crash over east Ukraine, said Thursday that he was ready to disclose the evidence only if the Netherlands, Malaysia and the Dutch-led Joint Investigation Team (JIT) confirmed in a written statement that they would be present during the disclosure."Mr. Resch says that he will disclose the information only if the JIT, Dutch prosecutors and possibly created by that time a Malaysian investigative committee will confirm in a written statement no later than October 18 that the disclosure will be made in the presence of the international media and the interested states," a letter of Resch's lawyer read.
According to the letter, if there is no decision concerning the Resch's request, the detective will consider the case as closed and refuse to give testimony in the European Court of Human Rights.
