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Deputy President William Ruto punches holes in Bensouda’s case

Deputy President William Ruto's lead counsel Karim Khan makes his submissions during the proceedings at The Hague yesterday. [Photos: Jacob Otieno/Standard]

Deputy President William Ruto sat pensively in court as his lead defence counsel tore the prosecution case and presiding judge made a key revelation that could tilt the case either way.

In a day that could define the destiny of the five-year case, lawyer Karim Khan fired on all cylinders to demonstrate that the prosecution case had been evolving over the years and had irredeemably tumbled.

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