MOSCOWMOSCOW — A shepherd in the country of Georgia has ... The mother’s body was in a ravine. Georgian media reports said the couple had lived for many years in the ex-Soviet country, where ...

in front of The Presidential Palace in the Georgian capital of Tbilisi. Georgia's Interior Ministry released a statement on Monday, saying that an unnamed suspect, who worked as a shepherd ...

The shepherd, identified by Georgian media as Malkhaz Kobauri, confessed to the killings and led police to Caleb's body, according to the police report. He has denied the charges. Officials have ...

He said he had met a nice Georgian girl and that she worked for Rustavi2 TV which has an office in the area,' he said. In a bid to make more friends, brazen Shepherd also joined his landlord on a ...

The fugitive lived in the bleak Tsilbi flat for three months after fleeing Britain THIS is the dingy Georgian love nest where Speedboat killer Jack Shepherd wooed local women as he cowered from ...

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A man convicted of killing his date in a speedboat crash on the River Thames will be held in a Georgian jail for three months, a judge has ruled. Jack Shepherd's defence team did not challenge the ...

“We may request not to extradite Jack Shepherd. We do not have the right documentation yet so we are not quite ready to speak about whether we will or not,” Ms Kublashvili said on Georgian ...

Attempts were made by Georgian prosecutors to return Shepherd "within days rather than months". His lawyer Mariam Kublashvili says the charge he was convicted of does not apply under Georgian law.

THESE are the hellhole Georgian prisons where smirking speedboat killer Jack Shepherd is set to spend the next nine months. The grinning fugitive, 31, could be locked up in the former Soviet state ...

A man convicted of killing his date in a speedboat crash on the River Thames will be held in a Georgian jail for three months, a judge has ruled. Jack Shepherd's defence team did not challenge the ...