CAIRO, April 22 (UPI) -- A judge in Cairo, presiding over the trial of three journalists, admitted he could not make out what was said in key evidence against them.
The trial of the three al-Jazeera employees, charged with smearing the reputation of Egypt, aiding terrorists and doctoring footage, was delayed Tuesday to eject all reporters from the trial after Judge Mohamed Nagy said he could not understand what was being said in recordings presented by the prosecution as crucial evidence.