Ilie Botos was the last person to talk about the "top secret" file of Omar Hayssam. The former General Prosecutor talked about it in front of the Parliament’s juridical commissions. The Syrian confessed; the case prosecutor investigated. The first one disappeared; the other one was dismissed.

The case of Omar Hayssam is top secret, as the former General Prosecutor Ilie Botos publicly stated. Our sources inside the secret services have confirmed that the main target was the guns trade and that the illegal operations regarded several other people besides Hayssam.

LOST AND DISMISSED

Could one say Omar Hayssam’s disappearance is a double hit for the efforts of finding the truth? It could be. The one that started to confess isn’t doing it anymore after he had been "extracted" and taken in a safe place with the help of the Syrian Military Information Directorate. On the other hand, the case prosecutor has been dismissed and is being investigated by the Superior Council of Magistracy at present. Before leaving the country, Hayssam left some important documents regarding these operations, and these documents were to get to the Romanian authorities. However, our sources haven’t been able to say anything about their relevance or if they got to the prosecutors.

ZAHER

Zaher Iskandarani took part as a witness in the hearing regarding the file about the illegal breaking of frontiers, which has two defendants already. "I know Omar Hayssam is suffering from cancer and he is undergoing treatment in Syria, in Damascus. I cannot explain the way he got there", Zaher stated for Antena 3 right after he had got back from Austria. According to our sources, he told the prosecutors he had received more phone calls from several friends in Syria right after he got back into the country. These friends told him they had seen Hayssam, that they had met with hi