Good morning and welcome. I don't know if everybody is getting a re-echo. Madam Court Attendant, could you please check if there is a problem with the interpreters as we're hearing ourselves and the interpreter.

I believe we have the interpretation on channel 1. The interpreters are on the wrong language - the wrong channel, excuse me.

I've checked and I'm on channel 1 as well. Anyway, welcome back Mr Munyard and I'll take appearances. I hope you are fully recovered. Mr Koumjian?

Good morning, your Honours. For the Prosecution this morning Nicholas Koumjian and Maja Dimitrova, thank you.

Mr Munyard?

Good morning, Madam President, your Honours, counsel opposite. For the Defence there's myself, Terry Munyard, and Morris Anyah, and can I start by apologising for the disruption that my illness earlier this week caused. I have to say that I weathered the tropical storm of dysentery the whole time I was in Sierra Leone and Liberia, but it was nothing compared to the hurricane that hit me here in The Hague on Monday.

I will retrain from commenting on standards in Holland. It may not go down well.

I'm only talking about the weather.

I trust that you've fully recovered. In view of the fact that the witness has not been in the witness box for some weeks, I will have the witness resworn. Please swear the witness again, Madam Court Attendant.