The lawsuit in Targoviste gave a quick and simple solution for the old Ceausescus. In exchange, the still unclear situation of the descendants of the "Odious and Lady Grim" risks to get the Romanian state in front of the international Courts of Law once again. The "Juniors’" Lawsuits

The lawsuit in Targoviste gave a quick and simple solution for the old Ceausescus. In exchange, the still unclear situation of the descendants of the "Odious and Lady Grim" risks to get the Romanian state in front of the international Courts of Law once again.

The feint-like process on the 25th of December 1989 in Targoviste took Elena and Nicolae Ceausescu out of the history very fast. The indictment at the base of the accusations of genocide, which caused the death of more than 60,000 people, as well as the ones regarding their banking accounts in other countries, is the only legal proof of that day. It has been a more than simple lawsuit in which the defense lawyer accused his clients more than the prosecutors, and the execution took place immediately without following all the procedures that are so discussed upon at present. Afterwards, it was proven that no accusations had been valid. However, it didn’t matter at all. After the Revolution, the new Power arrested the representatives of the communist elite as well as the descendants of Mr. and Mrs. Ceausescu.

THE BEYZADES’ ARREST

The arrest of Nicu, who was brought on the National TV Station set right after he had been stabbed and having a lot of blood on him, followed by the ones of Valentin and Zoe Ceausescu have probably been the "hottest" episodes of the "Revolution Live". When the situation calmed down, they have all been accused of extremely serious crimes and sent to jail. Nicu was accused of genocide. Valentin and Zoe were accused of having undermined the national economy. Instead of the real