[aristeides]

Khan and Azmath are Moslems. I've seen press reports that they attended the same radical mosque in Jersey City from which the blind mullah organized the '93 attack on the WTC. Hyderabad, the city from which they hail in India, has many Moslems. It would be interesting to know if there is a radical mosque near this Chicago address -- the FBI had better be investigating that, if it wants to avoid an attack on the Sears Tower.

What would be decisive in deciding this case, I think, is this Gurung guy's religion, which I have not seen reported. 3% of the population of Nepal is Moslem. Does anybody know whether Subash Bahadur Gurung's name indicates his religion?

[piasa]

I don't know, other than I found one by the same name who is HIndu.

I also found one by the same name (first and last) who is a ranking police officer in Nepal, as well as many by the same last name who were arrested in riots and one in a murder, in Khatmandu. The name appears to be common, unfortunately.

[Lion's Cub]

Does anybody know whether Subash Bahadur Gurung's name indicates his religion?

I seem to remember someone posting on one of the other threads that the name could be an alias because Gurung is the name of a mostly Muslim province in Nepal. I know nothing about the area, so I have no idea if that is true.

[gumbo]

Does anybody know whether Subash Bahadur Gurung's name indicates his religion?

I don't know, but his apartment manager called him "anti-social." Even if he turns out not to be Moslem, he may be a groupie for violent radicals.

Do you remember the case of the Japanese who was arrested on the NJ turnpike a few years ago with a carload of bombs? And which terrorist group he was working for?