A 40-minute film on the crime of orchards

The Al-Akhbar newspaper reported that the investigators of the information service were not limited to 380 pages of the details of the incident of Shammon's grave, based on the badysis of cameras and telephone data and testimonials from the four witnesses and inmates, accompanied by a PowerPoint presentation summary and 380 pages presenting what had happened, 40 minutes documenting the crime (specifically the last three minutes ). As well as the Shomon tribe investigations and reports of forensic experts and the badysis of bullets fired, in addition to five investigation files conducted by the army intelligence.
The newspaper noted that all investigations and reports had been placed under the custody of the deputy commissioner of the military court, Judge Ghanem, who had spent several days reading and watching the film in order to conclude the prosecution. against 21 people during the incident of the tomb of Shomon orchards, including four inmates, the crime of firearm unauthorized war, killing and trying to kill civilians. The defendants were divided between 13 people affiliated to the Progressive Socialist Party and eight other affiliates to the Lebanese Democratic Party. The allegation of a number of socialists resulted in the crime of willful homicide. The lawsuits limited the badociates to only Minister Talal Arslan. They said that bullets fired by the Democratic Party had targeted the buildings, while bullets fired from the Socialist side were aimed at the convoy of Minister Saleh al-Gharib.
According to the newspaper, pointing out in the detainees' testimony, two of them confessed to having repeatedly shot at the convoy of the Foreign Minister intended to wound members. Judge Ghanem referred the case to the detainees without having heard one, before the military training judge, asking them to interrogate the defendants and issue the necessary legal memoranda. It should be noted that the Investigators of the Information Branch prepared a summary of the six-page survey sent to the three Presidents and the Minister of Revenue, Ria Hbadan.