Christine Helm!

Christine Helm.

Yes. Christine Helm.

Christine Helm.

Christine Helm.

Damn you! Mrs. Helm!

Let me go!

Mrs. Helm?

Christopher Helm, London.

Call Christine Helm.

Letters written by Christine Helm.

Before answering, Mrs. Helm,

That will be all, Frau Helm.

Mrs. Helm, is this a certificate of marriage between yourself and Otto Ludwig Helm, the ceremony having taken place in Breslau on 18 April 1942?

They've been following my Jade Helm chat room activity.

Your name, in fact, is Christine Helm?

Mrs. Helm, you appreciate you are still under oath?

Mrs. Helm, I presume you know the meaning of the English word perjury ?

Do you know any reason why Christine Helm should give the evidence she has

I now ask you again, Christine Helm, did you write this letter?

Mrs. Vole, or Mrs. Helm, which do you prefer to be called?

The question is, Frau Helm, were you lying then, are you lying now?

Now, Mrs. Helm, you've been kind enough to identify your letter paper.

No, my lord. I now call the final witness for the prosecution, Christine Helm.

You're willing to give evidence against the man you've been calling your husband?

Mrs. Helm, when the prisoner said I have killed her , did you know to whom he referred?

I watched when Frau Helm was on the stand. They didn't like her.

And are you aware, Mrs. Helm, that the penalty in this country for perjury is a heavy term of imprisonment?

I call my learned friend's attention to the fact that I summoned not Mrs. Vole, but Mrs. Helm.

And most damaging of all, the prosecution has produced a surprise witness, one Christine Helm, whom the prisoner brought from the rubble of her homeland to the safety of this country, giving her his love and the protection of his name.

On 18 May 2004, it dispatched Ms. Lena Hjelm Wallén, former Minister for Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister, as special envoy to Egypt, accompanied by the Director General for Legal Affairs of the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs.