also from ripoll is younes abouyaaqoub, who is still on the run. at this small mosque in ripoll, where the boys and young men sometimes prayed, but were by no means the devout, community leaders were almost speechless, distraught by what has happened. "we did not really know the boys or what they were up to," says this man, who has been in charge of the mosque since the imam left, two months ago. "they sometimes came to pray," he says, "but if we'd known their plans we would have gone straight to the police." on the main road into town today, armed officers checking cars and lorries as spain hunts down all of those responsible for the attacks in barcelona and cambrils. although the spanish government says the cell that carried out these attack has now been dismantled, little is actually known about this small group of young men, mainly of moroccan descent, who apparently became radicalised and planned their attacks in the most unlikely of places. in the last two days, several suspects and known associates of the attackers have been arrested. the fo

but not in a place like here in ripoll because... most of these young people will participate in many activities. a 22—year—old son of this town is currently the most wanted man in spain. after what he and the others are accused of doing, it will take ripoll years to recover. wyre davies, bbc news. our security correspondent, gordon corera, is in barcelona. the authorities there believe the network behind these attacks has been broken down. that must be reassuring. well, spain‘s interior minister earlier today said the country‘s threat level would not be raised to its maximum level although they have put in place extra security at popular destinations like las ramblas. that was, he said, because the cell behind the attack had been absolutely dismantled and these were his words. a few hours later at the local regional official in catalonia, where they sometimes have a difficult relationship with madrid, contradict that and said he could not be categorical b—cell had been dismantled and this is partly because he was still one

it will take ripoll years to recover. wyre davies, bbc news. our correspondent gavin lee is in barcelona for us. great to see the tourists and locals back on the streets defying these attacks. yes, on the face of it, it looks like it is getting back to normal, you can spot the police very quickly, vehicles by the police have been pleased in strategic locations so been pleased in strategic locations so it is difficult to get cars on here. what strikes me is in las ramblas there has been a great effort by stallholders, people coming back to pick up the pieces from their work. i have spoken to you before from paris, knives, brussels and london and there is a similar part of people placing flowers, candles, silence, moments of applause. thousands of people were cheering a moment ago and thanking the taxi drivers for the fee —— free journeys after the attacks. yesterday there was a sudden noise in the street and thousands, you can imagine the scene behind me, people started to run behind me, people started to run behind me, people started to run

also from ripoll is younes abouyaaqoub, who is still on the run. at the small mosque in ripoll, where the boys and young men sometimes prayed, but were by no means devout, community leaders were almost speechless, distraught by what has happened. "we didn't really know the boys or what they were up to", says ali, who has been in charge of the mosque since the imam left two months ago. "they sometimes came to pray", he says, "but if we'd known their plans we would have gone straight to the police." in the last two days, several suspects and known associates of the attackers have been arrested. the former imam's home has been searched and no—one left in ripoll, a town where everyone knows everyone, can quite believe it. at the beginning the people in ripoll were in shock because in a big town, in a big city, it's easy to find isolated communities, but not in a place like ripoll because most of these young people would participate in many activities. a 22—year—old son of this town is currently the most wanted man in spain. after what he and the

also from ripoll is younes abouyaaqoub, who is still on the run. ata abouyaaqoub, who is still on the run. at a small mosque in ripoll, where the young men sometimes prayed, but were not devout, the community leaders are distraught by what happened. translation: we didn't truly know the boys or what they were up to. this man has been charged is the imams left two months ago. they sometimes came, but if we had known what they were up to we would have gone straight to the police. in the last two days, several suspects and known associate of the attackers have been arrested. no one in the town can quite believe what has happened. it was a shock. in a big town, it is easy to find isolated communities, not a small town like ripoll because most of these young people would participate in many of activities. one son of this town is one of the most one son of this town is one of the m ost wa nted one son of this town is one of the most wanted people in spain. after what this group of young men has been accused of doing, it will take ripoll years to recover.

our correspondent wyre davies reports from the town of ripoll, where most of the suspects lived. the small, simple mosque in the town of ripoll, where many of those involved in the attacks on barcelona and cambrils came to pray. the name of the one attacker still at large, younis abu—yaqub, written on the wall, with others who contributed to mosque funds. and police are now asking if this man, abdelbaki es satty, the mosque imam, masterminded the attacks, and led so many young men from this town into jihad. and this was his tiny flat at the top of a building in the town. his bedroom has since been emptied of everything by police. now, according to people at the mosque, he left two months ago to go on an extended journey to morocco. but we know from his flatmate here, who won't be filmed, and others in the town, that he left as recently as last tuesday, very suddenly. all that is left here is his small koran and his empty bedroom. today i spoke to hechami gasi, the devastated father of two of the attackers from ripoll, mohamed and omar hychami. "the last time i saw my youngest s

today i spoke to hechami gasi, the devastated father of two of the attackers from ripoll, mohamed and 0mar hychami, "the last time i saw my youngest son," he told me, "was at 3:00pm on thursday, hours before the attack in barcelona and cambrils." "he did not come back." hechami roundly blames the imam for radicalising his sons and the others. translation: he took these young, impressionable minds. messed around with their brains and now they're dead, my sons and the others. it's all the imam's fault. it is thought the imam may have been killed in the explosion that destroyed a bomb factory in the town of alca nar last wednesday. it was there that police found dozens of gas canisters, apparently primed to make three massive car bombs. but the premature explosion forced the gang to change their plans. destructive events like this can often tear fragile communities apart, but here in ripoll, there is a determination that that must not be allowed to happen. wyre davies, bbc news. you are watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: tributes tojerry lewis, as one of america

today i spoke to the devastated father of two of the attackers from ripoll. mohamed and 0mar hychami. the last time i saw my youngest son, he told me, was at three o'clock on thursday, hours before the attack

today i spoke to hechami gasi, the devastated father of two of the attackers from ripoll. the last time i saw my youngest son, he told me, was at three o'clock on thursday, hours before the attack in barcelona and cambrils. he did not come back. he roundly blames the imam for radicalising his sons and the others. translation: he took these young, impressionable minds. messed around with their brains and now they are dead. my sons and the others, it is all the imam's fault. it is believed the imam was killed in the explosion that destroyed a bomb factory in the town of alca nar last wednesday. it was there that police found dozens of gas canisters, apparently primed to make three massive car bombs. but the premature explosion forced the gang to change their plans. destructive events like this can often tear fragile communities apart, but here in ripoll, there is a determination that that must not be allowed to happen. wyre davies, bbc news. a little earlier our europe correspondent james reynolds explained how certain the spanish authorities were that they have managed to f

today i spoke to the devastated father of two of the attackers from ripoll. mohamed and 0mar hychami. the last time i saw my youngest son, he told me, was at three o'clock on thursday, hours before the attack in barcelona and cambrils. he did not come back. he roundly blames the imam for radicalising his sons and the others. translation: he took these young, impressionable minds, messed around with their brains and now they are dead. my sons and the others, it is all the imam's fault. it is believed the imam was killed in the explosion that destroyed a bomb factory in the town of alca nar last wednesday. it was there that police found 120 large gas canisters, which they say were to be used to make three car bombs. but the explosion at the house forced the gang to change their plans. here in ripoll, whose sons carried out these attacks, there is a determination that however brutal, what happened must not be allowed to tear apart this tolerant and peaceful community. wyre davies, bbc news. 0ur correspondent, gavin lee, is in barcelona with the latest. the shock

eight of the 12 attackers came from the pyrenees village of ripoll. police believe this man, abdelbaki es satty, the local imam, recruited and organised the group. the day before the attack he is thought to have accidentally killed himself preparing home—made bombs. it led to an explosion at this

there have been police raids tonight in ripoll and elsewhere. and the fourth man in court, mohamed aalla. he denied being the owner of the audi a3 used in the attack in the coastal resort of cambrils on friday morning. today, he has been released without charge. it has been confirmed that a speed camera clocked four of the attackers as they drove to paris or week before the very attack. police in catalonia say their investigation is far from over. on las ramblas, five days on, there is a palpable sense of defiance. spain is a country where much of life is lived outdoors. and no amount of terror will change that. but of course, many lives have been cruelly touched forever. brave british tourist harry athwal held a young boy, after he had been hit by the van. i was afraid for the boy at that point. when i looked at his injuries, they were severe. i am actually quite emotional, as well, because i knew straightaway this boy had to be seven or eight years old, and that's the same age as my son. and like i said, due to the injuries, i was quite upset.

wyre davies, bbc news, ripoll. our correspondent, gavin lee, is in barcelona. speaking a little earlier he gave me this update on events in spain. julian's mother was here with julian, they were attending a wedding in spain. the morning after, that message of hope, appealfor information, went worldwide because no information ofjulian, andi think part of the problem is his father is still in hospital with leg injuries and when it comes to the father, andrew who was here yesterday and he went to the mortuary to identify him. i think you are right, for lots of people there has been hope. i have been speaking separately to the spanish authorities, who said all the way through there was no sense of anyone who witnessed the boy's whereabouts and it was a diminishing hope. in the last hour we have had the australian government, the spanish authorities and the british and foreign & commonwealth office saying he has died. boris johnson, the foreign secretary, said on twitter it is heartbreaking news and full sympathy with the family. we heard the statement a short while

there have been police raids tonight in ripoll and elsewhere. and the fourth man in court, mohamed aalla. he denied being the owner of the audi a3 used in the attack in the coastal resort of cambrils on friday morning. today, he has been released without charge. it's now been confirmed that a speed camera clocked four of the attackers as they drove to paris in that very car a week before the attacks. police in catalonia say their investigation is far from over. in las ramblas, five days on, there is a palpable sense of defiance. spain is a country where much of life is lived outdoors, and no amount of terror will change that. but, of course, many lives have been cruelly touched forever. brave british tourist, harry athwal, held a young boy after he had been hit by the van. much more news at any time on the bbc website to be thank you so much for watching. —— website. hi there. yesterday was a pretty humid day, wasn't it? we did have some sunshine coming through. the best in southwest england, temperatures climbing to 25 degrees in bute. it w

wyre davies, bbc news, ripoll. the latest development is the very sad news that the seven—year—old boy julian cadman, was of australian and british jewel nationality, julian cadman, was of australian and britishjewel nationality, has been confirmed as being killed in the terrorist attack. so much hope across the world that some good news could come out of this darkness, that this terrified little boy could be found perhaps, just run away, but those hopes faded when the police said they were no longer searching for missing people. we have received a statement from his family via the australian government, which says" julian was a much loved and adored member of our family. he was sadly taken from us. he was so energetic, funny and cheeky, always bringing a smile to ourfaces. funny and cheeky, always bringing a smile to our faces. we are so blessed to have had him in our lives and we hold his memory dear to our hearts. we would like to thank all of those who helped us in searching forjulian. your kindness was inc

there have been police raids tonight in ripoll and elsewhere. and the fourth man in court, mohamed aalla. he denied being the owner of the audi a3 used in the attack in the coastal resort of cambrils on friday morning. today, he has been released without charge. it has been confirmed that a speed camera clocked four of the attackers as they drove to paris or week before the very attack. police in catalonia say their investigation is far from over. on las ramblas, five days on, there is a palpable sense of defiance. spain is a country where much of life is lived outdoors. and no amount of terror will change that. but of course, many lives have been cruelly touched forever. brave british tourist harry athwal held a young boy after he had been hit by the van. i was afraid for the boy at that point. when i looked at his injuries, they were severe. i was actually quite emotional, as well, because i knew straightaway this boy had to be seven or eight years old, and that's the same age as my son. and like i said, due to the injuries, i was quite upset.

here in ripoll, whose sons carried out these horrific attacks, there is a determination that, however brutal, what happened must not be allowed to tear apart as tolerant and peaceful community. the united nations says 14,000 people have fled from the the iraqi city of tal afar, where government forces have launched a major offensive against so—called islamic state. about 2000 militants remain in the city, which has been bombed by us and iraqi warplanes. the iraqi prime minister, haider al—abadi, said the militants have no choice other than to leave or be killed. anisa kadri reports. fighters take their positions in the battle against so—called islamic state for tal afar. the city is the iraqi government troops‘ next target, five weeks after they declared victory over the militants in mosul. exposures could be seen as the iraqi forces advance on the outskirts of tal afar. the us says it carried out air strikes to support the troops. in a televised speech, the iraqi prime minister said thejihadists speech, the iraqi prime minister said the jihadists have a speech, the iraqi prim

police searched the apartment of an imam in ripoll who said it could have been a radicalizing force. regional police say they're still trying to find 22-year-old younes abouyaaqoub, who spanish media reports may have been the driver of that van in barcelona. security foot annual from a museum on las ramblas briefly shows the van careening by. it even slows down giving a sense of the speed at which it was traveling. were were you surprised an attack like this could happen in spain? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> because it's very easy to do these attacks. >> reporter: this international affairs professor at the university of barcelona was taken aback by something else. >> there is one 17 years old. he is a baby. >> reporter: that 17-year-old is moussa oukabir, seen in a leaked police document, which reveals the other suspected baby face of terror in spain. despite saying they were making progress on the investigation and determining not to raise the threat level, today, spain's interior minister said that they would be stepping up security at sensitive sites and places popular with t

police raided several her more homes in ripol. police at the scene of one of the detentions shouted murderer and demanded the suspect though show his face. police believe that the terrorists were part of a more dangerous conspiracy with mass insured at -- with mass murder at its heart. another small village housed what was a bomb factory. one person was killed here op wednesday when the factory exploded and a survivor has within arrested. these gas canisters were being turned into explosives, but the terrorists were allegedly thwarted by their own incompetence. that is small comfort to the thousands who held a vigil for the 14 victims of europe's latest terrorist atrocity. there is defiance here, and a deter my nation not to take on the -- and a determination not to take on the fear the terrorists tried to spread, and gratitude for the police who shopped them. >> a woman from america who lost her husband in the attack described the fear that was felt. >> people were trampling over people we were jumping over people, nobody knew wh

forced the gang destructive events like this can often tear fragile communities apart, but here in ripoll, there is a determination that that must not be allowed to happen. there is a determination that that wyre davies, bbc news. there is a determination that that james reynolds is in barcelona for us. given james reynolds is in barcelona for us. given the james reynolds is in barcelona for us. given the scale james reynolds is in barcelona for us. given the scale of james reynolds is in barcelona for us. given the scale of what james reynolds is in barcelona for us. given the scale of what the james reynolds is in barcelona for us. given the scale of what the authorities james reynolds is in barcelona for us. given the scale of what the authorities are james reynolds is in barcelona for us. given the scale of what the authorities are feeling about given the scale of what the authorities are feeling about the investigation, given the scale of what the authorities are feeling about the investigation, given the scale of what the authorities are feeling how authorities are feeling about the

here in ripoll, whose sons carried out these horrific attacks, there is a determination that, however brutal, what happened must not be allowed to tear apart as tolerant and peaceful community. there was a minute's silence held at the nou camp in spain this evening ahead of barcelona's match against real betis in la liga. around 100,000 people attended the match for the team's first game of the season. the players wore shirts with the city's name on the back of their shirts instead of their usual strips to commemorate the attack. julian was known to have been here on las ramblas. 0n julian was known to have been here on las ramblas. on friday morning, his grandfather said on facebook and international appeal entered up becoming for anyone to give information on his whereabouts. his mother was still in hospital, and she still is, with serious leg industries will stop. the family have released a statement through the history and government they said their son was bubbling with energy, their son was bubbling with energy, the light of the lies and they will never forget his the light of t

the other thing to bring you up—to—date with, a colleague who is in the town of ripoll, at the centre of the operation, it is not some men were based there. he has spoken to the father of two of the suspects who we re father of two of the suspects who were killed at the second attack in cambrils. the father has told the bbc that he spoke to his son is two hours before they carried out the attack and he said he had no awareness of what they were about to do but he believes that they were influenced by the imam of a local mosque, somebody else on the radar of the police now and and raid took place in his house yesterday. we are getting more and more details and i think today we will have a much better picture of what happened on thursday night in the early hours of friday morning. gavin, it is very sobering thought that if the explosion has not happened the attack, already devastating as they we re attack, already devastating as they were on las ramblas would have been so were on las ramblas would have been so much worse. yes, one thing that has been reflected here behind me at the sagr

segÚn la investigaciones sospechoso de 22 aÑos es de origen marroquÍ y vivÍan la localidad de ripoll al norte de barcelona, informaron que el ataque fue planeado por 12 terrorista, fallecieron 14 personas cuando la camioneta las embistiÓ en una peatonal. >> era de una magnitud muy superior. presentadora: dijo que lo ocurrido de gran magnitud por lo que tanta persona perdieron la vida y hubo 126 heridos. alertaron a la comunidad que tengan cuidado con supuestos secuestradores que estÁn llamando a familias para pedir rescate, oscar gÓmez no dice que las personas sin documentos son las mÁs vulnerables. reportero:varios incidentes. >> se oÍan los gritos como mamÁ por favor. reportero: lo han intentado estafar desde mÉxico, dicen que alguien le marcÓ pidiendo ayuda para recuperar $20,000 que le habÍan decomisado, antes de entrar a los estados unidos. >> me dijeron que si le daba $1500 me iban a soltar el dinero, tengo $300, no, no tengo tengo que averiguar. reportero: exigiendo dinero para liberarlo. >> la persona ya estaba aquÍ en arizona, despuÉs dijo que estaba en mÉxico. >

las otras tres detenciones se produjeron en la ciudad de ripol pero en distintos momentos. la policÍa cree que la cÉlula terrorista fundamentalista estaba compuesta por al menos 13 integrantes y que sufran idear era causar una desgracia aÚn mayor haciendo brotar vehÍculos cargados con gas butano. aparentemente el plan fallÓ cuando una explosiÓn no controlada estallÓ en esta vivienda, organizando un ataque mÁs simple por atropellamiento. la ciudad trata de volver a la normalidad. los comercios abolieron a abrir sus comercios y los turistas regresaron al lugar, pero la gran presencia policial y la alerta constante mantienen la tensiÓn que niveles altÍsimos. >> en una ciudad como esta con tanta gente, con tanto turismo, las amenazas que habÍan previas y es una cosa que, por mucha seguridad y por muchos controles es inevitable. pablo: maÑana se reÚne de emergencia consejo de seguridad de este paÍs para determinar si eleva a cinco nivel de alerta terrorista que ha permanecido en la escala cuatro en los Últimos dos aÑos. esto significarÍa la presencia del ejÉrci

localidad mÁs prÓxima a la cordillera de los pirineos que barcelona en donde ocurrieron los hechos en ripol la poblaciÓn no sale de su asombrÓ. nos encontramos a 70 millas de barcelona que se ha convertido en un lugar muy importante por los atentados. >> los presuntos terroristas identificados se criaron en estas calles. >> noticias telemundo hablÓ con el primo de 2 de los presuntos terroristas uno estÁ detenido y el otro falleciÓ. >> eran buenos chabales, se portaban muy bien con todo el mundo, todos tenÍan trabajo, cuando veÍan algo, eso de hijo de... que no les gustaba nada, hasta que bueno, quiÉn sea, les ha comido la cabeza. >> ha cobrado la importancia de un imÁn, dirigÍa las oraciones desde hace 2 aÑos y se estÁ valorando el papel. las autoridades registraron su vivienda este hombre que prefiere no revelar la identidad pre fue. >> muchas consternaciÓn y sorpresa entre los vecinos que conocÍan a los presuntos terroristas. >> el detenido era vecino en la calle de abajo y habÍa ido al colegio con mi hijo y jugaba fÚtbol y por mal comportamiento lo sacaron pero es el Úni

the investigation is now closing in on a radical imam from the listof ripoll hoopa believe may have died after the destination of a bump in the house last week in another region. earlier we spoke to our correspondent in madrid and asked her for the latest. >> the interior minister is saying everything points to the radical -- to the man, younes abu yakoub as being the driver mblas andn in las ra he cannot rule out that the men may have fled the country and may be hiding out elsewhere. all euros -- european authorities are helping out in the search. we have exclusive estate pictures of the cctv at the boqueria market, in barcelona and they say that it looks like that could have been the way that this moroccan managed to avoid being taken by authorities. they think that what could've happened is that after he abandoned the van, he then got into a ford focus and he may have killed the driver in order to do that and then driven off to make his escape. the authorities are still looking for him and three other men have not been arrested or killed from the catalan cell which they think involved

police carried out such as this ripoll black and we get to the lives as a european arrest warrant quintiles. the fear was that he'd managed to cross the border. however i would you could hadn't in fact managed to flee far. he was found just ten kilometers to the west of barcelona where he died when shotot in a police operatio. they says spanish authorities also confirmed the identity of a moroccan in nam between missing for several days. his body was found with at least one other in a house in oquendo that blew up on wednesday.. while police initially suspected a gas explosion investigations later revealed a hundred intact bottles of butane gas along with bomb making materials. most of it is to some people this week's growth of currently being discovered that the same ones that were used in on the islamic state group attacks. bingley and there's ingredients of the same kinds of bombs are being found which leads us to conclude that this is the land they were building the explosive talent phallic on those explosive. who is? the imam is thought to be at the head of the terrorist cells and may

this is ripoll. it's a small town of about an hour north of barcelona and it's where many of the attackers are from. the hometown of moussa oukabir, the 17-year-old who they believe stole his brother's i.d. to rent the white van used to plow into those crowds. the possible driver. back in barcelona, just 24 hours after that horrific attack crowds on that promenade chanting, "we are not afraid." shaken but defiant. >> and james joins us live tonight. so many back out there sending a message, and still a fast-moving investigation tonight? >> reporter: it may look like life is back to normal here, but this is still very much a city on edge. authorities can't be sure of the full extent of the terror group, what they might have had planned next, and who was involved. >> thank you. >>> meantime, we're learning the attack was supposed to be much longer. an accidental house explosion revealing a terror cell, their whereabouts. and authorities believe they decided they had to act fast. here's brian ross. >> r

it was in the sleepy town of ripoll that he preached, where it's believed he filled young minds with ideology and hate, among them younes abouyaaqoub. his murderous mission ended here. born in morocco, at 22 he became a killer in spain. our correspondences in barcelona tonight. so the main suspect is dead but the investigation the police say continues. do they think this is pa rt continues. do they think this is part of a bigger network? they believe they have got the network, they believed the 12 they have got means the network has been dismantled but that doesn't mean the investigations stop because they have so many investigations stop because they have so many more investigations stop because they have so many more questions to ask. was it just 12? who have so many more questions to ask. was itjust12? who did they have so many more questions to ask. was itjust 12? who did they know? did was itjust12? who did they know? did they travel around europe? they wa nt to did they travel around europe? they want to investigate the movements of the suspected ringleader who is now dead, the

most of the cell came from the small mountain town of ripol where it appears they were radicalized by a moroccan born imam who had reportedly spent time in a spanish jail on drug charges. one of his recruits, the suspected driver of the van that mowed down pedestrians in was 22-year-old younes abouyaaquob whom police believe is still on the run. authorities here say that returning to normal is the best way to defeat terror. there is nothing normal about this past week - sunday marks the end of three days of national mourning. as barcelona tries to return to o added to the list of grieving families, the father of seven- year-old australian julian cadman, he was missing now confirmed dead. one more name to add to the memorials dotted along las ramblas, the site of the deadly attack. debora patta, cbs news, barcelona. >> quijano: here in the u.s., millions are getting ready for a spectacular dance between the sun and moon. the forecast for monday's "great american eclipse" calls for night-time darkness, in the middle of the day. the narrow, so-called path of totality, where the eclipse w

the moroccans who were there one known in their hometown of ripoll, so it is not as if they were strangers. the locals are so if they were strangers. the locals are so shocked that these men could have conspired to commit the act that took place just two days ago. barcelona is a relatively successful multicultural diversity. it is incredibly liberal. we have a socialist mayor, so many liberal policies. so to think that somehow these ideas have been given birth to hear will be so shocking to many. as it changed the way people feel? given the fact that there have been attacks in london, berlin, paris, now a barcelona and other parts of spain. how people to that? now a barcelona and other parts of spain. how people to that7m now a barcelona and other parts of spain. how people to that? it is certainly a reality check that spain's second city is in no way immune to these attacks. i don't believe that it will change people's feelings... in the city, there is a huge amount of feel—good factor. we attract huge numbers of tourists every month. will we see a change, such as was experienced in nic

it was in the sleepy town of ripoll where he preached, where it is reveal he filled young minds with hate, where it is believed he filled young minds with hate, among them younes abouyaaqoub. his murderous mission ended here. born in morocco, at 22, he became a killer in spain. tom burridge, bbc news. it's a case that's gripped, and now shocked, denmark. a well—known inventor takes a journalist on his self—built submarine, only for her never to be seen again. police say the headless body of a woman has been found. since kim wall went missing, the waters around sweden have been searched for her. now a female torso has been found. there has been an extensive search of the sea. she was reported missing by her boyfriend. the submarine sank but the owner was found safe. he says there was an accident, that she died and he buried her at sea but he denies any wrongdoing. translation: my denies any wrongdoing. translation: my client has not convinced to anything. my client still please not guilty to the charges against him. now police believe he sunk his submarine and has been charged wit