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The Panel interviewed representatives of WAMCO in Monrovia.
Weapons were distributed to commanders in Darfur, some of whom the Panel interviewed.
In addition, the Panel interviewed the supplier by telephone.
The Panel also received information, including from the Group of Experts on Côte d'Ivoire, indicating that Diah had received financing from the sanctioned individual Charles Blé Goudé,the former leader of the Jeunes Patriotes in Côte d'Ivoire. The Panel interviewed Diah on 24 October 2012 concerning his connections to former Gbagbo regime members in Ghana and financing provided to Liberian mercenaries.
The Panel interviewed the air traffic controller on duty in Monrovia.
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With a view to assessing the efficacy of the registration process, the Panel interviewed local authorities and Government of Liberia agencies tasked to undertake the weapons registration.
The Panel interviewed almost every player in this particular case.
Other mercenaries operated in different command structures in Abidjan,Côte d'Ivoire. The Panel interviewed two such mercenary commanders in Liberia, but has since been informed that most of those mercenaries have fled to Ghana.
The Panel interviewed Fedoulov in Moscow, where he confirmed the seizure of the helicopters.
The controller whom the Panel interviewed at the time of the accident was disciplined.
The Panel interviewed the individuals who transported these weapons into Liberia from Côte d'Ivoire.
According to former combatants that the Panel interviewed in Côte d'Ivoire, the 12-gauge single barrel shotgun was widely used during the recent crisis in that country.
The Panel interviewed LURD in Guinea and in Liberia at Bo-Waterside where it examined their weapons.
In both cases, the Panel interviewed victims of the incidents and arrived at the following findings.
The Panel interviewed representatives of the five or six licensed diamond dealerships in Monrovia.
One young man whom the Panel interviewed was allegedly thrown in a hole, covered and left for dead.
The Panel interviewed Augustine Vleyee briefly by telephone and attempted to meet with him in Zwedru, but he declined.
In particular, the Panel interviewed the Minister of Defence, Daniel Chea, who held the same post under former President Taylor.
The Panel interviewed Urey on 15 March and 27 September 2013, a day after Taylor's conviction was upheld.
To investigate the flows, the Panel interviewed numerous knowledgeable sources in Libya, including several Libyan and foreign official sources and Libyan combatants returning from the Syrian Arab Republic.
The Panel interviewed several Liberian mercenaries in Nimba County who fought for FRCI in Côte d'Ivoire.
The Panel interviewed a number of diamond dealers and brokers and artisanal miners.
The Panel interviewed several of the Ivorian combatants in River Gbeh, and was able to photograph the Ivorian leaders and a number of the individuals.
The Panel interviewed many refugees who had crossed into Grand Gedeh, River Gee and Maryland Counties to escape fighting and reprisals.
The Panel interviewed Dennis in March 2013; after the Panel submitted its midterm report, it investigated the claims Dennis made to it.
In July 2014, the Panel interviewed two villagers originally from the Fete and Grabo areas who had fled to Liberia after the attack of 15 May.
The Panel interviewed Mr. Bonchev, who acknowledged that in 1999 and 2000 he had been involved in what he described as"pre-negotiations" for an arms deal.
The Panel interviewed Nyezee Barway, Morris(“Edward”) Cole and Stephen Gloto(“Rambo”) following their arrest with the assistance of the Liberia National Police see annex 7.
The Panel interviewed NGOs and citizens in multiple locations and confirmed that children had disappeared from some schools in Grand Gedeh County.
The Panel interviewed Liberian mercenaries who fought on both sides of the conflict, as well as one Ivorian militia leader aligned with the former regime of Laurent Gbagbo.