Everything about The Untaet Crime Scene Detachment totally explained
The
UNTAET Crime Scene Detachment was the common title for an
elite investigative unit created in the war torn and newly liberated country of
East Timor in November 1999, under the direction of the
United Nations mission in
East Timor, consisting of
International Police,
Australian Military Police and
New Zealand Military Police. The unit was tasked with performing the
exhumations of several hundred East Timorese homicide victims killed during the
UN mandate for the East Timor mission.
The International Police assigned to the unit then would carry the case on through from an investigative side. The International Police portion of the unit primarily worked out of
Liquiçá and its surrounding districts, whereas the military element worked
island wide within all of
East Timor. With the rotation of new International Police into East Timor, the unit was eventually disbanded toward the end of 2000, and absorbed into the
Human Rights investigative unit in
Dili, called the
Serious Crimes Unit.
Karl Clark (
American police officer), an original member of the unit, eventually played a pivotal role in Human Rights investigations in East Timor, while other unit police members moved on to other
UN mission locations.
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