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afternoon authorities brought Yettaw to
University Avenue Road and had him explain how he crossed Inya Lake. Yettaw explained how he entered the lake through a small drain on University Avenue Road and Than Lwin Street. University Avenue Road was closed off for an hour and a half during his explanation. The court then announced that the original verdict date of May 29 was to be postponed, and that final arguments would be made June 1. Of the eight days of proceedings, only two were open to journalists and diplomats. Also, Aung San Suu Kyi's lawyers were barred from discussions with her and authorities allowed none of them time to prepare her testimony.
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terrorist group trying to assassinate her. He stated that he was seen by policemen as he swam across the lake, and that they did not fire guns at him, but threw rocks instead. He also stated that he had tried to enter Suu Kyi's home previously, that police apprehended him, questioned him briefly and then let him go. On the same day, Aung San Suu Kyi released a statement alleging that
Myanmar authorities were to blame for Yettaw's security breach. She had reported Yettaw's unwelcomed 2008 visit to authorities, but no action was ever taken.
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967:. He said to reporters there "If I had to do it again, I would do it a hundred times, a hundred times, to save her life", also adding "that they locked her up; it just breaks my heart." He refused a later question by saying "I wish I could talk more. I can't." He then made a zipper motion over his lips. Upon his arrival at
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to visit Yangon, during which time he signed an agreement that he would respect
Myanmar's laws and visa rules. He acknowledged that he entered the property secretly and without permission, that he knew the property was guarded. He also stated that he did not mean to break any immigration laws. In the
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On May 26, Aung San Suu Kyi took the stand to defend herself. When asked about Yettaw's visit, she testified that she and her assistants urged him to leave, and let him rest there for the day, but that he left her home before midnight. In response to questions about items Yettaw left behind, she said
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Upon his arrest he was carrying two empty five-litre plastic bottles, two small bags, his US passport, a flashlight, a camera protected by plastic wrap, a pair of pliers, a screw driver, a pair of folding pliers with laser, six memory cards, a torch light with dry cells, 28 separate dry cells, a hat,
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was in attendance. The final defence arguments, including a 15-minute statement from Yettaw, concluded 28 July. Again, diplomats from the US, Japan, Singapore and
Thailand were present. The Court announced the verdicts would be made July 31. Officials then notified shops in the vicinity to be closed
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On June 11, 2009, Suu Kyi wrote a letter to the court explaining that after asking Yettaw to leave, she allowed him to stay overnight in order that he might avoid arrest and on the excuse of his health condition. On June 24, the
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negotiated Yettaw's release on humanitarian grounds because of Yettaw's health. Myamnar authorities commuted Yettaw's sentence in half, suspending the remaining three-and-a-half years upon Yettaw's deportation. On August 14, Senator Webb flew with Yettaw to
Thailand. Yettaw had to be helped off the
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a white shirt with long sleeves, a pair of trousers, seven paper sheets with written
English words, two paper sheets with printed words, two envelopes, two $ 100 bills, two $ 10 bills, one $ 50 bill, ninety-three 1000-kyat notes, and 10 visiting cards. Pictures on his camera included photographs of
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Myanmar government requires all non-family overnight visitors to be registered and forbids overnight stays by foreigners. According to Aung San Suu Kyi and her assistants, he stayed there as an uninvited, unwelcomed guest. Yettaw's family later stated that he was "well-intentioned" and "unaware
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to allow the other two witnesses. The appeal was accepted by the Court and scheduled for June 17. Closing arguments were rescheduled for June 12, but her lawyers requested and had granted an adjournment until June 26 to allow Khin Moe Moe to testify at the trial. Khin Moe Moe needed time to travel
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Using the same route he used during the 2008 visit, via the culvert, and over a small fence, Yettaw successfully evaded the government security guards and entered her residence at 5 am on May 4. He entered the house by climbing up a drain. Inside, he came upon two female assistants, Khin Khin
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Aung San Suu Kyi's followers insisted that the government used this incident to continue her detention until after the 2010 general elections. Other supporters have raised suspicions that the incident was constructed by the government. The
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on May 27. This illegal visit prompted Suu Kyi's arrest on May 13, 2009. Yettaw himself was arrested by Myanmar authorities on May 6. He was charged on May 14 with illegally entering a restricted zone, illegal swimming, and breaking immigration laws. It is illegal in Myanmar to have a guest stay
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in a heavily guarded separate room and treated by neurological specialists. Previous to this incident, Yettaw had been held in the prison's hospital where he received regular treatment for his seizures and diabetic and heart conditions. Two days later, Yettaw was visited by US Embassy official
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On May 27, the court heard testimony from Yettaw and Suu Kyi's two caretakers, Khin Khin Win and Win Ma Ma. Her caretakers testified for 30 minutes each, and Yettaw testified for nearly three hours. He stated repeatedly that he was sent on this journey by God to protect Aung San Suu Kyi from a
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surrounded by over a dozen security guards 24 hours a day, and despite the presence of police boats that frequently patrolled local waters. Yettaw was prevented by the house staff from communicating with Aung San Suu Kyi, but he stayed there for a period of longer than two days.
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being tried, Section 22, which protects the government from people planning subversive acts, was created under the 1974 Constitution, which was abolished by the current government in 1988. He was the last witness of the trial. Final arguments were set by the Court for July 24.
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expressed concern that Yettaw's condition may further delay the trial because "the court normally doesn't make judgment in the absence of the accused." Yettaw remained in intensive care throughout the week. On August 7, he suffered three more fits, according to Police
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Yettaw then took the stand. Yettaw stated that, on his own accord, he entered the property on the morning of May 4, that he left the property about midnight on May 5. Under cross-examination, Yettaw stated that in November 2008 and May 2009 he applied for
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said on May 14: "Everyone is irritated with this American. All of these problems are his fault. He is a fool. Suu Kyi begged him to go back, but he said he was too tired. He slept overnight on the first floor." However, two weeks later her defense lawyer
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and then a shot of Yettaw beside the photograph. Yettaw's voice-over explained that he was at Suu Kyi's home, that he asked her if he could film her, but she declined. "She looked nervous," Yettaw's narration explains, "and I am sorry for that."
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Yettaw left the house just before midnight (11:45 pm) on May 4, the same day he arrived, although some accounts allege he left on May 5. He then swam towards the home of the US Counselor, which shares a fence with
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Yettaw's sentence: 7 years imprisonment, 4 of which, hard labor. (Yettaw's sentence was subsequently commuted to three and a half years, which itself was suspended upon his deportation from Myanmar on August 16,
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for over a month. There he spoke openly to several people about his failed attempt to see Aung San Suu Kyi and his plans to try again. During this time he frequently visited
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562:. According to Yettaw's wife, he wanted to interview Aung San Suu Kyi about forgiveness and resilience. Soon thereafter, Yettaw visited exiled Burmese groups in
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Win and Win Ma Ma, a mother and daughter, Aung San Suu Kyi's sole sanctioned companions. He informed them that he was tired, hungry and suffered from
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that were critical of the Myamna government, they should not be allowed to testify. Five days later the Court officially rejected the two witnesses.
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hospital. The next day he underwent medical examination. According to Senator Webb and Yettaw's family members, Yettaw was not in good health.
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and told them about a faith-based book he was writing on heroism. Yettaw spent a week in Bangkok waiting for his Myanmar visa to clear.
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conspiracy of "internal and external anti-government elements" meant "to intensify international pressure" to release her. Her lawyer
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said he had made a similar intrusion last November, swimming across the lake and giving her a copy of The Book of Mormon.
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campus), but left the program in 2007. As of May 2009, Yettaw was still paying off the travel cost of his 2008 visit.
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reduced it to eighteen months of house arrest. Khin Khin Win and Win Ma Ma were also sentenced to eighteen months.
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was present to observe. Khin Maung Oo represented Yettaw. Yettaw faced charges relating to, according to the
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969:Springfield-Branson National Airport
2619:Trotter, Gregory (20 August 2009),
1466:"Burma says Suu Kyi visit 'staged'"
1419:"Burma's Aung San Suu Kyi 'guilty'"
927:. Yettaw was discharged August 10.
218:State Peace and Development Council
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1804:"Curbs on Suu Kyi trial reimposed"
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1093:post-traumatic stress disorder
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1759:Mydans, Seth (26 May 2009),
1607:Olarn, Kocha (27 May 2009),
1555:Mydans, Seth (19 May 2009).
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957:O'Hare International Airport
480:. On November 7, he flew to
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1630:Davies, Nem (29 May 2009),
1361:"Suu Kyi's Stalker Swimmer"
681:Yangon North District Court
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1336:"'The Lady' And The Tramp"
895:On May 8, Yettaw began to
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1974:Democratic Voice of Burma
1527:"Is Yettaw a Triathlete?"
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