where is hugo quintas serving his sentence?
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I think that information is not in the public domain. You might have to contact Wiltshire Police
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The defendant, he's being tried.
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a better punishment would be to lock him up for life in solitary confinement in a maximum security prison in an undisclosed location. There he could spend the rest of his days dwelling on his crimes and be judged by god when he dies. It would be worse to spend 25 years in solitry confinment than to be gone.
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What is he in jail for?  Is he guilty or innocent?
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Is he guilty?  If he's still in jail from 1979 - it must have been pretty heinous.  I vote you leave him there until he's finished serving his time.
931246
Ask them? I am unsure if pics of inmates are allowed to be taken or released to the public. Try asking the facility where he is at.
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It is just the sentence. His case will automatically go on appeal, it could take a long, long time before the hanging
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He is in Cororan Prison in California.  He past parole attempts have been denied for reasons such as drug trafficking, arson and assault of a prison guard.  His next opportunity for parole is in 2007.
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in detention, awaiting sentencing
763873
No he is still in prison, he was just sentenced to death.  It hasnt been carried out yet.
646452
so what prison are you in? and how did you get in this prison?
821045
Hey Del the yanks are answering,a guy is innocent till proven guilty,we are supposed to have human rights,obviously we havent got the the right to walk into town,the poor guy went to jail for that.These knobs should think of the family of the man.At the end of it all he was in jail coz they only thought he was a bad person.God bless him and his family
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Just to put the record straight,the three "immigrants" in question had 36 convictions *between* them. Yes, they were given life sentences,but the judge ordered them to be deported after serving their sentence. \n\n**LONDON (Reuters) - Three members of a gang of armed robbers "addicted to violence" have been sentenced to life in jail after terrorising London streets.\nThe group, whom police described as one of the "most violent street robbery gangs to operate in London in recent years" subjected their victims to brutal attacks during a three-month campaign last year.\nThe gang would abduct strangers from the street before stealing their valuables and bank cards. Those who resisted revealing their PIN numbers were threatened with guns and knives and viciously beaten.\nOne suffered a fractured cheekbone, which required the insertion of a metal plate, while another is still receiving medical treatment after being repeatedly hit in the face.\nOn Monday, all four men pleaded guilty to conspiracy to rob at Wood Green Crown Court, north London, and were sentenced to a total of 45 years.\nUnemployed Robert Lincoln, 18, from Barking, was told he should serve at least 14 years, after which he should be deported to Jamaica.\nPedro Frota, 19, also unemployed from Barking, was told he should serve 12-1/2 years and be deported to Portugal.\nUnemployed Sofian Majera, 22, from Dagenham, was given 14 years and told he should be deported to Rwanda.\nThe only member of the gang to avoid a life sentence was Luis Frota, 23, also from Barking, who was sentenced to 4-1/2 years, after which the judge recommended he be deported to Portugal.\nDetective Inspector Lloyd Gardner, of London's crime squad, said: "This gang were one of the most violent street robbery gangs to operate in London in recent years.\n"They used extreme violence on their victims, who were put through a terrifying ordeal."\nThe gang carried out 24 attacks between September and December 2005, often targeting passengers as they left tube and train stations.\nJudge Witold Pawlak, passing sentence, said: "These men were addicted to violence and treated their victims like they were characters in an arcade game."**
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He is serving a 25-year jail sentence. Here is the most recent news from January 2006:\n\n"Federal appeals court judges yesterday questioned the fairness of the conviction and 25-year sentence of the former WorldCom Corporation chief executive Bernard Ebbers in an $11 billion fraud. \n\nAs Mr. Ebbers watched, the Court of Appeals for the Second United States Circuit in Manhattan put a federal prosecutor on the defensive for his conviction last March. \n\n''There are many violent criminals who don't get 25 years in prison. Twenty years does seem an awfully long time,'' Judge Jose Cabranes said. \n\nAn assistant United States attorney, William Johnson, said Mr. Ebbers hurt millions of investors in an unprecedented accounting fraud that drove WorldCom into bankruptcy in 2002. It re-emerged under the name MCI Inc. Verizon bought MCI earlier this month. \n\nReid Weingarten, a lawyer for Mr. Ebbers, asked the three-judge panel to order a new trial for his client on the grounds that he was not permitted to call key witnesses to refute government evidence. \n\nMr. Weingarten said three high-level WorldCom executives who would have testified that neither they nor Ebbers knew about the fraud were blocked from the trial because the government designated them subjects of a criminal probe.
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Right now? I know for sure that he is in Germany. He is under contract with Mexican TV network Televisa and is commentating the World Cup games for the TV channel TV Azteca, owned by Televisa. He retired from soccer about a year and a half ago. Before retiring, he was playing for Al-Arabi in Qatar and was thinking of making a move to Club San Lorenzo de Almagro in Argentina. He trained with them for one day but declined the offer and retired from soccer. Lately, he has been on Maradona's variety show "La Noche del 10" and has been on other programs. He has been a feature subject for interviews for magazines, newspapers, and TV programs around the world as well as for FIFA.com. Last week, he visited Argentina's training camp in Herzogenaurach, Germany and had lunch with the national team of Argentina competing in the World Cup. According to TN Noticias, a news station from Argentina reporting live in Herzogenaurach at the time, Batistuta was not allowed to conduct an interview with TV reporters because of his contract with Televisa. There has been photographs of him at the training camp, but I haven't seen them. Another little fact is that he has also taken up golf :)
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he be in jail and put to death.
962745
a prison cell?\ndont ask!!!