[14 Apr] Traitor to be Released from Azkaban Prison Tags: April 14 2008 Theodora Kingstreet Alexander Belisario Kingstreet's Release April 2008 Daily Prophet Article Marcus Annwyl Remembering Day Murders The Imperfect Crime Read 747 times / 0 Members and 2 Guests are viewing this topic. [14 Apr] Traitor to be Released from Azkaban Prison on January 16, 2009, 09:37:48 AM Monday - 14 April 2008Traitor to be Releasedfrom Azkaban Prisonby Niobe ThursbyLONDON -- The Wizengamot will convene in one week for the release hearing of convicted traitor Theodora Kingstreet. Kingstreet was convicted in 1998 of crimes against the Ministry of Magic, chief of which was attempting to unlawfully unseat former Minister of Magic Rufus Scrimgeour, and forging visitors' passes for Lord Voldemort and a number of Death Eaters. Kingstreet has served almost ten years in Azkaban and the Wizengamot is considering her early release.Kingstreet served the Ministry of Magic as a prosecuting attorney for the Wizengamot faithfully from 1976 until her arrest in 1998. She was known for her hostile efficiency and her excellent penmanship. Then-Aurors, Marcus Annwyl and Alexander Belisario were responsible for uncovering the plot and arresting Kingstreet. Annwyl, now Minister of Magic, and Belisario, now Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, both declined to comment. Kingstreet was found to have acted alone, although she always maintained Lord Voldemort requested the visitors' passes personally.Analysts predict the Wizengamot will approve Kingstreet'srelease as all paperwork seems to be in order. Skip to next post
[14 Apr] Traitor to be Released from Azkaban Prison on January 16, 2009, 09:37:48 AM Monday - 14 April 2008Traitor to be Releasedfrom Azkaban Prisonby Niobe ThursbyLONDON -- The Wizengamot will convene in one week for the release hearing of convicted traitor Theodora Kingstreet. Kingstreet was convicted in 1998 of crimes against the Ministry of Magic, chief of which was attempting to unlawfully unseat former Minister of Magic Rufus Scrimgeour, and forging visitors' passes for Lord Voldemort and a number of Death Eaters. Kingstreet has served almost ten years in Azkaban and the Wizengamot is considering her early release.Kingstreet served the Ministry of Magic as a prosecuting attorney for the Wizengamot faithfully from 1976 until her arrest in 1998. She was known for her hostile efficiency and her excellent penmanship. Then-Aurors, Marcus Annwyl and Alexander Belisario were responsible for uncovering the plot and arresting Kingstreet. Annwyl, now Minister of Magic, and Belisario, now Head of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, both declined to comment. Kingstreet was found to have acted alone, although she always maintained Lord Voldemort requested the visitors' passes personally.Analysts predict the Wizengamot will approve Kingstreet'srelease as all paperwork seems to be in order. Skip to next post
[14 Apr] Traitor to be Released from Azkaban Prison