He was broken. Four days slept Jitse Akse after the redeeming word came that he will not be prosecuted for the killing of IS fighters in Syria. But secure the Leeuwarden feels anything but. Once he breaks with his lawyer silence in an interview with the Leeuwarder Courant. ,, My future is very uncertain. ''
,, Even downtown, the bar to grab a beer. A nice pop festival, and finally again to visit my mother ... '' Jitse Akse (47) would like to, but there is not yet provisional. Too dangerous. The risk that graze supporters of Islamic State him take too big. Justice has him in recent months even warned that a secret place where he was hiding was not 'safe'.
,,It is dangerous. The prosecution has the towel there or down, but IS and the supporters of this terrorist group is not. That threat remains, "says Akses lawyer Mireille Veldman, who was present at the interview.
That the threat is serious, she says, is evident from the fact that the Leeuwarden recent months in a hurry to leave his umpteenth new hiding place after a warning from the Public Prosecution that this place was unsafe. Veldman: ,, Jitse did not ask for it; he trusts the OM and not the state did not have to protect him. But OM knew continually where he was. And if there was danger. ''
Jitse Akse: ,, My future is very uncertain. I hope it will be quieter. That attention bleeds to death the next six months. And that I then can start building a life. That can not yet. It's too fresh, too unsafe. '' The protection by friends, and the danger that they face as a result, was and is ,, a hefty tax '' for Akse and its surroundings.
By Editorial AD Photo: Reuters
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