Trial
On 10 March 2006, the court of Rotterdam, dependency The Hague, meeting in a protected courtroom in Amsterdam-Osdorp put forth the following verdicts:
- Jason Walters - 15 years incarceration
- Ismail Akhnikh - 13 years incarceration
- Nouredine el Fahtni - 5 years incarceration
- Yousef Ettoumi - 1 year
- Zine Labidine Aourghe - 18 months
- Mohammed Fahmi Boughabe - 18 months
- Mohamed el Morabit - 2 years
- Ahmed Hamdi - 2 years
Mohammed Bouyeri was already serving a life sentence at the time and could not be further punished. Jermaine Walters was exonerated from making a threat against former Dutch Parliamentarian Hirsi Ali.
Jermaine Walters, Nadir Adarraf, Rachid Belkacem, Mohamed El Bousklaoui and Zakaria Taybi were freed.
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