12-06-2003 03:26									#61
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[private letter to Cardinal Clarmari]

To my recolection, Senor de la Civ was the only person to know of the whereabouts of Senor GodKing. If he shared those whereabouts with another person, perhaps he is guilty of other crimes as well.

I agree it is clear that Senor GodKing was murdered and it was not an act of suicide, the medial evidence shows there's no probability for it.

I will continue to wait for the Royal Senschel to testify. But in the mean time I plan to futher examine Senor Torquemada and Senor de la Civ.

I also have more evidence to present to this "joke" of a Tribunal. It seems as if Senor Torquemada is very interested in providing protection to Senor de la Civ even though his guilt has already been proven. I think thoose two are in cahoots. The Pope may have to remove Senor Torquemada from his post on this Tribunal and as a Cardinal if he keeps this up.

I hope that he changes his ways soon for the good of the Church and Spain.

Respectfully,
Senor Libre

[/private letter to Cardinal Clarmari]



If it pleases the Tribunal, i have further evidence I would like to submit along with some following questions to both Senor de la Civ and Senor Christofo de Torquemada.

First I present these recorded statements from both of the men I just mentioned. I will provide comments after each statement to help the Tribunal follow the line of reasoning behind them. I know how much trouble the Tribunal has had in the past following allong with the evidences I have provided so I will hold your hand to make it easier for you to understand.

quote: Originally posted by civman2000 Bishop Nuclearis, I will aid you in your pursuit of the heretic! Should he continue to resist the orders and law of God, the King, and the Pope, his evil life will end on my sword! I also believe that he has used his evil powers given to him by the Devil to kill my brother! He had recently had some dealings with GodKing, and then he suddenly comes down with a horrible illness! There must be some connection! Roberto de la Civ, Knight of the Church

Here, Senor de la Civ gives clear indication that he has very angry feelings towards Senor GodKing. He even tells the Bishop that he would kill Senor GodKing in part due to Senor de las civ's belief that Senor GodKing murdered his brother. This also shows clear motive on the part of Senor de la Civ.

quote: Originally posted by civman2000 Esteemed Cardinal, I will do so immediately. Roberto de la Civ Two weeks later, on a boat heading towards GodKing's island of exile: "Die, murderer, die!" Later that day: A group of fishermen come to the exact spot where the aforementioned boat was. They see a red spot in the water. They decide to investigate, and find a head without a body! One of them recognizes it as that of GodKing, having seen a portrait of him on a poster... Two more weeks later, Roberto de la Civ returns just in time to celebrate the birth of his son, who he named Roberto. (from now on the son will be Roberto Menor de la Civ (Roberto the Younger) and the father will be Roberto Mayor de la Civ (Roberto the Elder))

Senor de la Civ's was heard to say, "Die, murderer, die!". I submit to the court that the boat never even reached the island, as Senor GodKing has tesified to. Since on the same day blood was found in the exact spot of the location in which the previous shout of Senor de la Civ's was heard; and since the head was found in the same spot it shows that this is where the Murder of Senor GodKing took place. This directly coontradicts Senor de la Civ's earlier testimony that he had delivered Senor GodKing to his place of exile and cut off his hand. Side note: A clear mistake on behalf of Senor de la Civ, since the body was found to have both hands intact.

quote: Originally posted by DAVOUT - de la Civ, a proud caballero of the noblest origin who has volonteered to hunt the evil Godking, and who knows him well enough to testify on the darkest heresies he had invented, and any others you would like to hear. Inquisitorially yours, Christofo de Torquemada.

Here Senor Torquemada verifies that Senor GodKing has told him that he plans to "hunt" Senor GodKing.

quote: Originally posted by DAVOUT *Hum, the Cardinal Calamari is indulgent beyond expectations. And he was specially appointed by the Pope himself. Interesting ....* Senor de la Civ, For your eyes only I can understand your anger. This story about water in the head of Godking is a joke. Never a drop of water made its way to the mouth of Godking, let alone his brain. Beer would have been a possibility, though. You have notice that the accused has not confessed his crimes, that he did not express any repentance. This is proper ground for annulment. I have obtained extremely good results for obtaining confessions assorted with as much repentance as you like with a totally new method : you spread strawberry jam under the feet of Godking, and you bring a goat which will happily lick the jam. Nobody can bear this. Therefore you should volonteer again to transport Godking to the place where he will be kept, and on the way you could spare a few minutes for getting his confession. With that we would ask the Pope to cancel the too friendly judgement. Friendly yours Christofo de Torquemada

Here Senor Torquemada verifies that he does not support the judgement on the Inquistion to exile Senor GodKing. He asks Senor de la Civ to use 'other means' to get a confession out of Senor GodKing, an action not endorsed by the Church and thus illegal. Senor Torquemada does not ask for Senor GodKing to be murdered by Senor de la Civ, but he clearly asks that he do things that are against the order of the church. At the very least he put an idea inot Senor de la Civ's furious head to somehow get the duyt of providing transport to the place of exile where he can do as he pleases with Senor GodKing on the way there, in the privacy of the wide open sea.

quote: Originally posted by History Guy (struggling, in a crate, behind iron bars, is Senor GodKing, foaming, shouting, and biting) We've got him now, and are releasing him only in the mountains. Senor de la Civ, I entrust the commission to you and to the Bailiff. You will carry his crate into the mountains, take him in a boat across the water, and release him into the wilderness on one of our distant islands. You alone shall be given the map of how to return, and if Senor GodKing follows, do your best to stop him without shedding his blood. His life is in God's hands now, it is for God to decide what to do with him. He shall never harm anyone in Spain again, nor shall he see anyone ever again. The island is a large one, he has land to himself to think over what he has done and repent before His Maker. So it shall be. Cardinal Calamari

This shows that Cardinal Calamari entrusted the safe passage of Senor GodKing to his place of exile to Senor de la Civ. It also shows that Senor de la Civ was the ONLY one given directions to the place of exile for Senor GodKing, so no one else could have wnet there after him. Senor de la Civ was also ordered not to shed his blood, which he has no doubt done. Senor de la Civ has violated orders of the Church

quote: Originally posted by civman2000 As far as I know he is still alive. The only way he could be dead is if someone somehow followed my boat and killed him, for when I arrived at the island it was clear that he could survive there for a long time. Roberto de la Civ

Senor de la Civ's statements that he arrived at the island are ludicrous. He wants us to believe that he made his way there and back in just 4 weeks total when we know that it takes just over 4 weeks to get there one way and longer getting back because the currents are different on the way back. Senor de la Civ reports a 2 week trip there and a 2 week trip back. That is impossible.


I had hoped not to have to drag this trial out any further or to incriminate other parties, espeacially those with connections to the church, but Senor Torquemada has made this neccesary. I apologize to the Church if I have made this trial unduly long, but I believe that justice must be carried out against Senor de la Civ and his accomplice...

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OOC: No one heard Roberto yell when he killed GK. It was out in the middle or nowhere, and it was an incredible coincidence that anyone found the body at all. Also, I wonder how you got your hands on Torquemada's letter. After, it was for Roberto's eyes only.

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[OOC] Won't you be surprised when a fisherman comes forward and says that he heard you say that just through the fog...Which is believable since the same boat he was on found the head just soon after you left the area.

Since you have been held in protective custody your residence has been without your presence; perhaps it was your wife who brought me the letter from Torquemada, though I am not at complete liberty to say who might have also done so....
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quote: You have access to information that tells us what the tattoed serial number on Senor GodKing was, do you not?

Yes, I do.

quote: Does that serial number match identically to the headless body that I have procalimed to be that of Senor GodKing?

After examination, I can conclude without a doubt that the number on the wrist is the same marking branded during his imprisionment. I would like to respectfully point out, however, that it is questionable whether or not it is indeed the same body even though the serial number on the wrist is identical. It may well be that this is a different body with GodKing's chopped off hand sewed on, or magicked on. It is impossible to tell.

quote: Is the birth mark, as described and logged by Spains prison system not match that of the birth mark found on the headless body that I proclaim to be Senor GodKing?

Yes, it does.

quote: Have you noticed Senor de la Civ acting in strange manners before and up to the exile of Senor GodKing?

Yes. Whether this was something profound or simply stress, say from the upcoming birth, I cannot tell.

quote: Has his attitude changed since Senor de la Civ has returned from his trip that exiled Senor GodKing?

Yes, of course. I think this is obvious, and I do not beleive it can be attributed solely to the birth of his child.

quote: Do you have any evidence that you would like to bring to the attention of this Tribunal?

I ordered Senor de la Civ to be put under guard almost immediatly after this affair began. In addition to my stated reasoning then, I inform the court that I did so because I beleived that evidence might be brought forth implicating Senor de la Civ, as indeed occurred, and I beleived that Senor de la Civ, in his apparant instability, might have caused further harm. It seemed only logical that Senor de la Civ be the first suspect in the murder, as he had the only reasonable access, and it seems to me to be so now. Whether or not he is guilty of this crime I cannot say.

	12-06-2003 17:26									#65
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OOC: Well I control both the fisherman characters and I say they didn't hear the yell, but I'll say Caterina gave you the letter.

Letter from Caterina Ordonez de la Civ to Daniel de la Civ
Dear adopted nephew-in-law,
As you know, my wife and your uncle is on trial for the murder of the heretic GodKing. He is obviously guilty, and I have sped the process up by giving some information to the prosecution. in the inevitable even that he is found guilty, I request your aid in two matters. First, I would like you to help me plead for his life, which may likely be taken away by the trial. Furthermore, I would like your help in raising Roberto Menor. Just as your father adopted you from a mother whose husband abandoned her, I hope that you will be willing to adopt your father's nephew whose father is a bad man.
Caterina

Reply:
Dear Caterina
I would be wuite willing to help in these matters as much as you would like. I agree that Roberto is guilty.
Daniel

	12-06-2003 19:12									#66
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From the saince (sp?) held by Madm. Ayudun de la BigFree Thud y Civ:

Just because I am dead does that mean that I was killed?

What proof was it that a sword did the chopping. Could it not have been an axe, or perhaps a sharp rock, say obsidian, of which the islands are known to be full of?

I have no memory of the event, just of a falling sensation with a sharp pain that was over quickly.

Ghost of GK

	12-06-2003 21:51									#67
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quote: Originally posted by History Guy [private letter to the Pope] Forgive me if I appear overzealous [/private letter to the Pope]

Overzealous.

Nicest understatement yet heard in this Tribunal.

	12-06-2003 22:43									#68
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quote: Originally posted by BigFree Señor Torquemada, while we wait for the tesitmony of the Royal Seneschel, will you concede that the body before you is in fact Senor GodKing?

Thank you Senor Libre, I know perfectly well that the Cardinal Calamari knows everything about this case, and has an opinion about any issue. I wonder sometimes if he has not seen the murder committed. I dont know if the stinking amont of corrupted meat that you name Godking is really the remains of this evil heretic, but I ackowledge that the Cardinal Calamari said it is. If the Royal Seneschel testify that he has seen with his own eyes, at the time the body was recovered in the water, the number that he legitimely knew, I will acknowledge that two witnesses have identified the body.

	12-06-2003 23:07									#69
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quote: Originally posted by History Guy [private letter to the Pope] I have been, Your Holiness, following this case quite closely. Forgive me if I appear overzealous, but I felt that the murder directly challenged the weight and might of the Inquisition and of the entire Church, and thus could not be ignored. However, I must submit that what suggestions this Grand Inquisitor have put forward, that it was suicide or an accident, are all fluff, sheer attempts to get the killer off the hook. We have established that it was not suicide. How could it have been an accident? Moreover...a shaving accident? Do you shave with a sword? Who does? And may I ask how he was able to get such a long blade into his possession when he had been left nothing but his clothing? I have sincere doubts over the validity of these arguments. Cardinal Calamari [/private letter to the Pope]

For once, I agree with the hyperzealous Cardinal; yes the entire Church has a problem with this trial because it should not be judged by the Tribunal of the Inquisition. No heresy has been discovered and must be eradicated. We are judging a very ordinary possible murder which should have been submitted to secular judges.

I suggest that we close quickly this case on the condemnation of de la Civ, for having presented himself to the Tribunal with shoes not brushed, to reciting three Pater and three Ave.

	13-06-2003 03:17									#70
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Senor Torquemada,

Am I to gather that you have been stealing my private correspondence to the Pope?

Cardinal Calamari

	13-06-2003 18:15									#71
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Your Eminence,

As you certainly remember, my office is also in charge, in addition to my other duties, of improving the spelling of the Spaniards. Therefore, some specialists of mine open all letters and check the spelling.

However, our standard checking procedure provides for an exemption of Cardinal Calamari correspondance who is well known to be amongst the top most litterate Spaniards ever. It is only an untoward mistake that resulted in your letter slipping from the stack *spelling OK* to the stack *to be checked*.

As a compensation, please have the first reading of my next letter to the Pope :

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Your Sainctity,

May I take the liberty to tell you that you and the Church are really fortunate to enjoy the assistance of a Cardinal as talented as the Cardinal Calamari; his spelling is really wonderful.

Your obeying son, etc
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Hoping that this incident will be soone forgiven by your Eminence, I remain your frankly frowning friend,

Christofo de Torquemada

	13-06-2003 19:08									#72
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quote: Originally posted by DAVOUT For once, I agree with the hyperzealous Cardinal; yes the entire Church has a problem with this trial because it should not be judged by the Tribunal of the Inquisition. No heresy has been discovered and must be eradicated. We are judging a very ordinary possible murder which should have been submitted to secular judges. I suggest that we close quickly this case on the condemnation of de la Civ, for having presented himself to the Tribunal with shoes not brushed, to reciting three Pater and three Ave.

[letter to the Inquisition]

Dear Señor Torquemada, Cardinal Tacticus, Cardinal Winterius and Señor Libre,

The Inquisition has the power and the duty to judge any trial because of the absence of a national judicial system in Spain. After the new government type was adopted, it was decided that the Church would be responsible for the adjudgement of criminals. The Church has the right to have its own laws and any christian and any Spaniard are subject to these laws.
Because of these reasons I rule that this case shall not be closed, but that the Tribunal of the Inquisition shall make a judgement.

I have provided a new set of rules that apply to this trial and will be implemented in the Law on the Inquisition after the trial.

Sincerely,

Pope Aidun I

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Juges Tacticus and Winterus,

We have suddenly got more responsibilities and workload. I think that we should be granted rewards in due proportion of this increase.

The trial of the murderer of Godking is now a secular case. The Church has laws which will in most instances perfectly apply to secular crimes, but there is one point which must be handled differently : the area of competence of the Tribunal of Inquisition.

In the whole known world, nobody will deny the right and capacity of the Tribunal of Inquisition to judge heresy, wherever it occurs. But this Tribunal was delegated the secular justice powers within the Kingdom of Spain, that is, within the boundaries of this kingdom. Any crime committed outside the borders of the Kingdom have to be judged by the Tribunal territorially competent.

Godking was banned in a lost island, beyond the sea, deliberately choosen because this place was outside the Kingdom. The Prosecutor demonstrated that he was killed a few minutes after landing. This implies that the crime was committed outside the Kingdom of Spain, and consequently that the case cannot be juge by this Tribunal.

Therefore, if we have knowledge of no other infraction committed by de la Civ, we must let him go.

Of course, if any court of a foreign kingdom claims de la Civ for the murder of Godking, we could be brought, depending of the state of our relations with this kingdom, to deliver de la Civ to them, but until that the case should be closed.

I ask your advice and opinion on this interpretation.

	13-06-2003 20:08									#74
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Señor Torquemada,

I kindly ask you continue with this trial or I have two options:

I will ask the King to invade this island temporarily so that it IS part of the kingdom of Spain

Or I can order the Swiss Guards to invade this island so that I myself am sovereign ruler of the particular island and can do whatever I please with it and any crimes committed on it. I could then even refuse to grant the Inquisition the right to function as court on this island.

To you is the choice.


With kindest regards,

Pope Aidun I

	13-06-2003 20:32									#75
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Your Sainctity,

I can only understand your proposal as a recognition of the rightness of my interpretation.

I do not take lightly the responsibility of Head of the Inquisition toward the Church and the Kingdom, and I would never consent to fabricate facts in order to meet objectives contrary to the justice as it is reflected by current laws.

You offer a deshonorable choice, probably knowing that I value my honor much more than my life. I choose the death, asking my King and my family to forgive me.

	13-06-2003 20:53									#76
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Dear Señor Torquemada,

quote: Originally posted by DAVOUT I can only understand your proposal as a recognition of the rightness of my interpretation.

Yes I recognise the rightness of your interpretation.

quote: I do not take lightly the responsibility of Head of the Inquisition toward the Church and the Kingdom, and I would never consent to fabricate facts in order to meet objectives contrary to the justice as it is reflected by current laws.

And I do not take lightly the task to restore justice where it was violated, to punish those who offend the Ten Commandments of the almighty God.
"Thou shalt not murder." is one of them.

quote: You offer a deshonorable choice, probably knowing that I value my honor much more than my life. I choose the death, asking my King and my family to forgive me.

I offer you the choice to join with me in my task to punish those who violate the Ten Commandments, the word and will of the almighty God.
You can join or not, but don't expect any mercy from the almighty God or the Lord Jesus Christ for not fulfilling your task when it was so easy to join.

I ask you, Señor Torquemada to not prefer death above justice, above the word and will of the allmighty God. You have shown yourself a valuable man, a good Head of the Inquisition. It would be painful to me and all of us, Spaniards, christians, to loose you.

I wish you all wisdom of the world.

Sincerely,

Pope Aidun I

	13-06-2003 21:55									#77
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Your Sanctity,

Your conquest of the island will not change the fact that at the time of the murder the island was neither in Spain nor in the lands of the Church. This conquest is useless regarding the law and this particular case; and if it could deceive some people, it will not deceive God. Deception cannot please God. Lord Jesus did not want to interfere in secular matters (give back to Caesar what belongs to Caesar) and would not have approved that the laws of the Kingdom be twisted in his name.

I place justice above my life, and I implore you not to mess religious concerns with secular justice.

	13-06-2003 22:05									#78
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Señor Torquemada,

Murder is murder, is not just and offends the word and will of the almighty God. Please, Señor Torquemada, you have been such a good Head of the Inquisition, please do as I ask you.

Pope Aidun I

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*Torquemada drinks the cup of poison, then, to be sure, cuts the veins of his wrist, reads the last letter of the Pope, shakes his head and writes*

You need no laws, no Tribunal, no judges. You will render the justice with the Bible, and bring a revolution in the Kingdom. I pray to God that He sends back some wisdom in the Chur.......

*Torquemada expires ...*

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Aidun I was sitting in his study, reading the last letter of Señor Torquemada again and again. He stood up and walked to the cross on the wall, kneeled and prayed.

Please Father, give him the wisdom so that he will see that murdering your children is injust, whether those children have lost the straight road, like sheeps stray from the flock. Please open his eyes. And if he decides to commit suicide, Father, have mercy upon his sole.

Aidun I crossed himself and stood up. Just when he wanted to turn to his desk again the door folded open. The young clerk of the Inquisition ran into his study. He looked as if upset by something. "Father, your Holiness," he gasped "Señor Torquemada, the Head of the Inquisition is dead!" With a shaking hand he handed a small, bloodly letter to the Pope.

quote: You need no laws, no Tribunal, no judges. You will render the justice with the Bible, and bring a revolution in the Kingdom. I pray to God that He sends back some wisdom in the Chur.......

The Pope read the bloody letter and looked up in the face of the clerk. "I found it under his right hand," the clerk said in despair, "he had cut open the veins of his wrists. He must have been lying there for several hours already." A tear trickled down his cheeks and he burst out in tears.
The Pope laid his arm around the clerk's shoulder and took him to a chair. "We will miss a valuable man, with whom I did not agree, but who I respected and who will be respected and remembered, by you, by me and all of us. Let us pray fir his sole."
They prayed for Torquemada's sole and the clerc left the study. The Pope closed the door and fell on his knees in the middle of the room. "Father," he cried in despair, "Father! Why?!"

	14-06-2003 01:28									#81
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A messenger from the Royal Guard arrives before his holiness, Aidun I, and addresses the Pope,

His Highness, King Justino Togas, has asked that I deliver this message.

He is greaved by the loss of the Cheif Inquisitor. A man who's family has been fiercely loyal to the nation of Spain and to the crown. He requests that the lands of the late Inquisitor remain in the family, and hopes that the prayers of the church will help ease this man's journey through Purgatory.

Of equal importance to the King is the matter of the trial. He wishes to know if the Church will continue the trial or if the decision of the deceased Cheif Inquisitor will be honored. Either way, the King wishes to hear the appeal, should there be a conviction.

--Togas

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Dead? Oh dear. What a shame about the old darling.

As it is, despite the unfortunate death of the Inquisitor, at least the Pope is seeing that justice will be done. God be praised.

The Pope is a wise and upright judge! A Daniel come to judgement!

Cardinal Calamari

	14-06-2003 02:48									#83
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quote: Originally posted by DAVOUT The Prosecutor demonstrated that he was killed a few minutes after landing. This implies that the crime was committed outside the Kingdom of Spain, and consequently that the case cannot be juge by this Tribunal.

What is really a shame is that the prescution never proved the murder took place on the island, however, it did suggest that it took place at a point somewhere between Spain and this island, in the sea. The murder could've very well taken place inside of Senor de la Civ's own boat, which by Spains own law, is a part of Spain herself since Senor de la Civ was acting within the juridiction of the church and of the King of Spain.

	14-06-2003 03:19									#84
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Domenico Quesecome

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Senor Prosecutor


I would like to recall this :

quote: In what condition was the body in; Did it appear to have been in the water for some time? Well, Senor GodKing had been sent to the island three weeks before. He should have arrived in a week. Senor GodKing's body was drenched. He appeared to have been floating about for some great time indeed. The numbers on his tunic were barely legible, it was because of the head (and a rather embarrasing birth-mark) that a positive identification was made. Thus, I suspect that the killing must have occured within a day, if not less, of his arrival on the island. More likely, on the same day.

This clearly states that the death occured on the island; within a day of his arrival means after arrival, otherwise the omniscient witness Calamari would have said : within a day before arrival.

You will notice also that the number was not written on the body but on the tunic, which reduces this evidence to almost nil since no expertise was made of the tunic.

Also, about the famous birth-mark, supposed to be embarrassing, as if Godking could have been embarrassed by anything like that, we have not yet been told how the Cardinal Calamari was ever made aware of it.

	14-06-2003 03:26									#85
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That has just not yet been approved by a judge...

you can claim it, and have evidence for it, but it is not yet approved.

I will think of what to do with this case. I will talk to all people that were involved with it and I want to hear their opinions. It is not voting whether it will continue or not, I want to hear wise words. The death of Señor Torquemada was without need and is a deed of despair. That is what strikes me. Please, PM me what you think that should be done.

I ask this to his Majesty King Justino Togas I too.

God bless you all. May his wisdom guide you on your path.

Pope Aidun I

	14-06-2003 03:41									#86
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quote: Originally posted by DAVOUT Domenico Quesecome to Senor Prosecutor I would like to recall this : This clearly states that the death occured on the island; within a day of his arrival means after arrival, otherwise the omniscient witness Calamari would have said : within a day before arrival. You will notice also that the number was not written on the body but on the tunic, which reduces this evidence to almost nil since no expertise was made of the tunic. Also, about the famous birth-mark, supposed to be embarrassing, as if Godking could have been embarrassed by anything like that, we have not yet been told how the Cardinal Calamari was ever made aware of it.

That was but one persons testimony, in which they could have made such statements in error. In fact, they did. We know, form the tesitomony of the Royal Senschel Thud, that the number's are tattatoed on the body of the prisoner. Of course thay are put onto the prisoner's tunic as well.

As far as claiming to where the body was when it was beheaded; it was only suppostion by the witness, not fact.

	14-06-2003 04:34									#87
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Who takes the place of the late, lamented Senor Torquemada?

Senor Quesecome,

Who exactly are you? What are your references?

As it is, I never said that the murder occured on the island or otherwise. You are simply vainly twisting my words around for some unknown cause... Perhaps you are trying to hide something?!

Also, I did mention the tattoo on his tunic, but there was also such a one on his person that I neglected to mention because it slipped my mind.

As I stated earlier in my evidence, which you seem not to have bothered to pay heed to, during an escape attempt, Senor GodKing's trousers were caught on a nail. The birthmark was seen by many individuals after that, and is identical to the one on the body.

There is no doubt that the body is that of Senor GodKing.

There is no doubt that this was a murder.

Cardinal Calamari

	14-06-2003 04:36									#88
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I have a confession to make. I have greatly sinned.

*shocked silence throughout the room*

I have lied. I beg forgiveness from God and Spain for this crime. I will accept whatever punishment comes with it. In the boat, on the way to the island, I cut off the head of GodKing.

*More shocked silence*

However, I did NOT commit murder. Murder, as I understand, is unlawful killing. Killing GodKing was not unlawful. The Bible itself says, "Thou shalt not suffer a witch to live." GodKing was a witch (or a warlock if you prefer that term, though I suspect that the sensual pleasures the Devil gives his servants in exchange for their aid may blur the distinction between the sexes), and thus it would be unlawful to not kill him. I do not see how there can be any doubt that he is a witch. He clearly used Satan-given powers to murder my brother and attempted to do the same to me. If this does not make him a witch, then no one is a witch.

Roberto de la Civ

	14-06-2003 05:07									#89
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Well, that's a breakthrough...

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The Head of the Inquisition is dead and I don't know someone who could be Head of inquisition instead of him. The other two judges of the tribunal have not shown themselves during the trial.

This is why I have decided to be judge in this trial myself. I have not yet received messages from the persons that are involved in this trial, whatever role they have: judge, prosecutor, accused suspect, witness. I see but that some of both parties want to continue, so, unless you think it should not continue, it will continue.

I don't think any more evidence for the murder is needed, nor for the perjure.

Señor de la Civ. You know very well that what you did are heavy sins. Perjure is a heavy sin, murder too, which one is heavier I don't know, both are very bad.

I want to ask you some questions.

Señor de la Civ. please be honest. Do not swear an oath, just promise that you won't lie.

Señor de la Civ, in the trail against Godking the Inquisition judged that he was guilty and the punishment of exile was inflicted upon him. Why did you not respect this decision of the Inquisition?

Señor de la Civ, why did you cut GodKings head off? Why not a hand as you said in an earlier testification? Why haven't you kicked him to unconciousness?

Why, Señor de la Civ, did you lie although you knew you were violating an oath to God?

Why, Señor de la Civ, have you confessed now and not in an earlier stage? Has it to do with the death of Señor Torquemada?

And finally, what punishment do you think that fits to the crimes committed by you?

Pope Aidun I