Will Egypt's ex-Prez Hosni Mubarak walk free?

January 03, 2012 16:56

After a delay of around two months, former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak returned to court in Cairo for his trial and according to rumors flowing in the media, the 83 year old might be acquitted of the charges.

Mubarak has been charged for large-scale corruption and involvement in the deaths of more than 800 protestors during the mass rebellion that transpired last year, and which eventually ended his 30-year old government.

His two sons Gamal and Alaa are also on trial in court along with Mubarak's former security chief and six top police commanders.

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