All charges in connection with alleged rape of a young Guyanese woman by Jagadguru Swami Ram Tripathi Maharaj have been dropped by the State. Assistant DPP Roger Gaspard call the evidence tenuous at best and decided to drop all charges against the first Jagadguru in the last 700 years.

The Abdul Kareem Ibrahiim support committee has printed a newsletter "aimed at educating and sensitizing the public about the plight of the JFK terror plot suspects". On Friday, the newsletter was distributed on the Brian Lara Promenade in Port Of Spain.

Jagadguru Ram Tripathi Maharaj with a worldwide following of thousands has returned to Trinidad to face the charges of rape and molestation made against him by a 22 year old female Guyanese devotee. His wife and five children also made the trip to Trinidad with him.

In a strange twist of events after five years of public inquiries all 28 charges against the eight persons and three companies implicated in the Piarco Airport corruption scandal have been dropped. Four new charges were laid shortly after. This follows guilty pleas by US citizens involved in the scandal that also implicated Trinidad and Tobago nationals.

The extradition case against JFK terror suspect, Abdul Kareem Ibrahim got more interesting with broad support from a Shia group in Trinidad voicing support to the notion that Ibrahim was setup by the FBI. According to Huda, Ibrahim's daughter, he was framed by using Stevie "Toro" Francis.

Machel Montano and Derek Perreira aka Mr. Slaughter are facing charges after allegedly being involved in an altercation which resulted in San Fernando resident Joel White being stabbed with a broken beer bottle on February 28, 2006, Carnival Tuesday. At the time Slaughter stated the allegations was "a lie".

Former Trinidad and Tobago Olympic sprinter Alvin Henry confessed to raping four women and a teenage girl during a four-year period after stalking them in the city's parks, authorities said yesterday.

Sixteen of Trinidad and Tobago's 2006 World Cup heroes will now see their employers in court after the Soca Warriors officially launched legal proceedings against the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF) and its president Oliver Camps yesterday morning.

The future of international football in Trinidad and Tobago now rests in the hands of attorneys. Sport Minister Roger Boynes had that to say after he held discussions with the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (TTFF)and the 16 national football players who have sued the body.

Kevin Harrison, International Development Manager of FPATT, after recent comments by FIFA Vice President, CONCACAF President and TTFF Special Advisor Jack Warner, has dispatched a letter to IFPro, FIFA ethics committee and CONCACAF via email. Mr. Harrison has not received a reply from any of the above as yet. The full letter continues.