1) GUITY: Dee-Maxwell Kemayah
The former Minister of Foreign Affairs and former Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Amb. Dee-Maxwell Kemayah, has been found GUITY of all five (5) charges against him:
Theft of Property
Economic Sabotage
Misuse of Public Office
Criminal Conspiracy.
Misapplication of Entrusted Property
2) GUILTY: Varney Sirleaf
The former Minister of Internal Affairs, Mr. Varney Sirleaf, has been found GUITY of all five (5) charges against them:
Theft of Property
Economic Sabotage
Misuse of Public Office
Criminal Conspiracy.
Misapplication of Entrusted Property
3) GUILTY: Momolu Johnson
The former Deputy Minister for Administration of Internal Affairs, Mr. Momolu Johnson, has been found GUILTY of all five (5) charges:
Theft of Property
Economic Sabotage
Misuse of Public Office
Criminal Conspiracy.
Misapplication of Entrusted Property
4) GUILTY: Edriss Bility
The former Deputy Director of the General Services Agency (GSA), Mr. Edriss Bility, has been found GUILTY of all five (5) charges against him:
Theft of Property
Economic Sabotage
Misuse of Public Office
Criminal Conspiracy.
Misapplication of Entrusted Property
5) GUILTY: Augustine Kollie
The former Director for Disaster Victims of the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA), Mr. Augustine Kollie, has been found GUILITY of three of five charges against him:
Misapplication of Entrusted Property
Abuse of Office
Criminal Conspiracy.
6) GUILTY: Archievego Menneah Doe
The former Communication Director of NDMA, Mr. Archievego Menneah-Doe, has been found GUILTY of three of five (5) charges against him:
Criminal Conspiracy
Abuse of Office
Misapplication of Entrusted Property
7) GUILTY: Henry O. Williams
The former Executive Director of NDMA, Mr. Henry O. Williams, has been found GUILTY of one of five (5) charges against him:
Economic sabotage
8)NOT GUILITY: Thelma Duncan-Sawyer
The former Deputy Foreign Minister, Amb. Thelma Duncan Sawyer, the wife of the late Dr Amos Sawyer, has been found NOT GUILTY of all charges against her.
This case involved the illegal handling and diversion of 29,412 bags of rice donated by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia in April 2023. The rice was intended to support disaster victims and vulnerable communities across Liberia.
