Liberia, Sept. 25 -- Summary:

By Anthony Stephens, senior justice correspondent with New Narratives

The head of Liberia's leading war crimes investigation group said the organization has relocated a senior investigator outside Liberia for his safety after he received repeated death threats connected to his work on the case of Moses Wright, the former Liberian army commander who is set to go to trial for war related crimes in the United States in November.

Hassan Bility, head of the Global Justice and Research project said the investigator, whom he declined to identify because of security concerns, received threatening text messages from people he described as "sympathizers" of Wright. The investigator had initially been relocated withi...