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http://www.fox40.com/news/headlines/ktxl-news-pakistanterrorism0307,0,792580.story
(AP)

“Five Americans To Go On Trial For Terrorism In Pakistan”
By Nabil Yousaf
The Associated Press
March 7, 2010

SNIPPET: “SARGODHA,, Pakistan - Prosecutors seeking to indict five Americans on terrorist charges submitted their case to a Pakistani judge Tuesday, accusing the men of waging war against Pakistan and plotting to attack the country.”

SNIPPET: “A senior police officer said soon after the men’s arrest that authorities were likely to deport them, but it now looks increasingly like they will face trial in Pakistan on charges that carry a maximum term of life imprisonment.

The men could be indicted on as many as seven charges at their next hearing on March 10, lawyer Hamid Malik told The Associated Press.”


74 posted on 03/07/2010 4:46:30 PM PST by Cindy
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http://www.investigativeproject.org/blog/#1862

For The Record - The IPT Blog

“Pakistan Issues Terror Charges Against D.C. Five”

by IPT News • Mar 17, 2010 at 9:57 am

SNIPPET: “Formal terror-related charges have been filed against five D.C.-area men who disappeared last November, only to be arrested in Pakistan about a week later. The charges, which include conspiracy to commit terrorism in Pakistan and plotting attacks against a friendly country, could send the men to prison for life.

Howard University dental student Ramy Zamzam reportedly left behind a farewell video before the group left the country last fall. Reports from Pakistan indicate the men wanted to join Al Qaeda and planned to make their way to Afghanistan to fight American troops.

Attorneys for the five entered not guilty pleas.”


75 posted on 03/19/2010 4:06:51 AM PDT by Cindy
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