ملف ١/١٤ "قضايا القرصنة والمخالفات البحرية" [و‎‎١‎٦‎٨] (٦١٠/٣٣٧)

I w^k® up and taw that it was nct^th® yard had broken as I
thnueh at first but th® accused Mah^ired/cciring fcrward rn th®
gangway plank had kncckad it drwn* When I asked hin? what h®
wanted he said that they had killed the Nakhuda , his srn and
the passenger • When T j rrt®sted at the criire he said , that
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*h® nakhuda his srn had oj. rested theio^and tuere" was no
g^ d in then? ; then I started t^ gn aft t^ see if it really
was true but the accused Safi said^dc^t cnir® aft , stay fcr-
(UaJ^U^ Uj<lC/ favft. u*hcvul~A ^
h * * jo , -ward* 1 ., All this happened at abrut midnight “ —
and saw them light a lamp and start to wash the
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blood etc, fr<"m the/deck • I saw no corpses 4** they must have
thrown erbrard before • Theicftalked that they must clesft^
try-O-iml- >u£fr r ™
uj the mess in case a "'hem and made enquiries as to
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the bio d, I sat awake from that timej^forward until it began
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to get light
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aia our
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eovir^ro^c-f -<he -<io a ts^a^d^ie^teiv-a
m^tec^enh *^£1 yv^utioa^uci
, fa Uu^^l fa fa^u^rtlr ~^cL&ti
guii\w* to the end of the bowsprit. When it was daylight Kathair
accused told me to come aft and sit down . They then sworWne
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cn iAhah^JHiisair, Ali , al Kathr and so on ^ that I */ ** هذه التواريخ تقريبية &&»
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not inform on them and/that I was to be their nakhuda . and fo
steer for them*^ they i remised me then that I UHm nr * fear
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from them. They promised^to give me an equal share^when they
had s o id the be 11am . They wanted to make the Batin ah coast cry'
Maskat where YMdi no one would know a Kuwait boat and then
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me in Basra wd>iu^P shari^^
*hey promised that we should all take pas ages^to Basra in the
mail-steamer and they would Cei^ae^m - -■ -
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the aro coed si As the wind was»Kos» we could not go direc A Itruitrdk
so we carried o n on a N.E. course . The wind held and we made
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Naband on the Persian Coast on the night of Monday^
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when we a»vho»%dvi«^^frided the sail . We were cl^se in shore
and the bellam ^Vx^-Uie ground. We did not land , but on Mon-
-day afternoon , men came off from the shore and asked us whence.
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we had come . The said^they ware from Bushire , v%*
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