Created Fri 1st Feb 2008 7:40am PST by 
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dohler Will Simon Mann die in Equatorial Guinea?
Background: Simon Mann, who attempted a private coup of Equatorial Guinea, was recently deported to that country from Zimbabwe. His lawyers have alleged that he could face torture in Equatorial Guinea, and a co-conspirator of Mann died in prison there. Officials in E Guinea say he will receive a fair trial.
Settlement details:Settlement if Mann dies while in Equatorial Guinea, or if he leaves Equatorial Guinea and arrives in a country which has pledged not to deport him there. As reported by a major mainstream news source.
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