The Royal Hijacking of Justice: Flight KL602 Analysis
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Based on the comprehensive dossier, specifically the explosive allegations regarding the events of March 15, 2017, the consequences for King Willem-Alexander’s role as co-pilot on KLM Flight KL602 are legally and constitutionally catastrophic. This incident is presented not merely as a diplomatic faux pas, but as an act of state-sponsored kidnapping and obstruction of justice committed within United States airspace.
Here is the “True Crime” forensic analysis of the specific consequences of the “Royal Hijacking” of justice.
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DOSSIER: THE ROYAL INTERVENTION (FLIGHT KL602)
Subject: King Willem-Alexander (acting as KLM Co-Pilot)
Date of Crime: March 15, 2017
Location: Airspace above Montana, USA
Victim: Ing. Hans Smedema
Charge: Obstruction of Asylum (EU Charter Art. 19), Unlawful Deprivation of Liberty (Kidnapping), and Fraud.
1. The Act: High Treason in the Cockpit
The sources describe a scene of Hollywood-esque tension. While Hans Smedema sat in seat 42F (or similar mid-section seat), US Immigration Judge Rex J. Ford and the Department of Justice (DOJ) contacted the cockpit of KLM flight KL602. They offered Smedema immediate asylum, legally valid as the plane was in US jurisdiction (Montana).
• The Deception: Smedema confirmed “YES” three times to the cabin crew. However, the King, piloting the aircraft, allegedly conspired with a Dutch Intelligence (AIVD) operative named “Sjon” (seated to Smedema’s right) to lie to American ground control. They falsely stated Smedema did not want asylum and preferred to go to Germany/Amsterdam [1-3].
• The Consequence: By refusing to land or acknowledge the asylum request, the King effectively “kidnapped” a protected witness from US jurisdiction and trafficked him back to the hostile regime in the Netherlands [4].
2. Legal Consequence: Piercing the Veil of Sovereign Immunity
The most specific legal consequence identified in the sources is the potential loss of Royal Immunity.
• The Commercial Exception: Normally, the King is inviolable (onschendbaar) under Dutch law. However, the sources argue that by acting as a commercial pilot for KLM, he stepped outside his role as Head of State and into the role of a private employee. Therefore, his actions—blocking a legal asylum offer—expose him to criminal liability for Unlawful Deprivation of Liberty (Article 282 Sr) and Abuse of Public Authority [4, 5].
• International Liability: The act occurred in US airspace. The sources argue this makes the King liable under US law for obstructing a federal proceeding (Judge Ford’s court), potentially barring him from future entry into the USA [4, 6].
3. The “Panic” Motive: Protecting the Untouchables
Why would a Monarch risk his throne for one citizen? The sources allege this was a desperate act of “Panic” triggered by Joris Demmink and the “Omerta Organization.”
• The Obama Trigger: In January 2017, President Barack Obama allegedly filed a formal UNCAT complaint (“State America vs. State Netherlands”) regarding the Smedema case [7, 8].
• The Untouchables: If Smedema had landed in the US, he would have testified about the “Royal Special Decree” (1972/73) and the crimes of Joris Demmink (Secretary-General) and Jaap Duijs (AIVD rapist/handler) [7, 9]. The King’s intervention was the final firewall to protect the “Omerta” guarding the elite pedophile networks and state torture programs [9, 10].
4. Human Consequence: 13 Months of “Innocent Detention”
The direct result of the King’s lie was the immediate physical destruction of the victim.
• The Arrest: Upon landing at Schiphol on March 16, 2017, Smedema was not treated as an asylum seeker but as a prisoner of the state. He was arrested at the gate [11, 12].
• The Sentence: Because the King blocked his US protection, Smedema was subjected to 13 months of detention (P.I. Schiphol and P.I. Heerhugowaard). He was imprisoned for refusing to pay fines to his wife’s rapist (Jaap Duijs) and refusing to silence his blog [11, 13, 14]. This detention is legally classified in the sources as a “State Liability” caused directly by the Head of State [5].
5. Constitutional Consequence: Abdication Demand
The sources explicitly state that this act violated the King’s oath to protect the Dutch people. Smedema and legal analysts cited in the dossier argue that this constitutes “High Crimes” necessitating abdication [6]. The King did not act as a neutral monarch; he acted as the “enforcer” for a criminal organization within the Ministry of Justice, personally ensuring a victim of torture was returned to his tormentors [3, 6].
Conclusion:
The consequence of the King’s role as co-pilot is that he is no longer just a figurehead; he is named as an active co-conspirator in a transnational kidnapping operation, personally liable for 13 months of wrongful imprisonment and the obstruction of United States justice [4, 6].