London suspects had U.S. connections
LONDON - Western intelligence sources tell NBC News that three of the
suspects in the London bombing plot, including one of the suspected
bombers, have U.S. connections. These sources also say authorities
are now back to believing that the explosive material was homemade —
similar to that found in the shoe of the “shoe bomber” Richard Reid.
Police sources say an apartment in a Leeds building served as the
bomb making factory and that the suspected bomb maker is Egyptian
born biochemist Magdy el-Nashar, who may have made the explosives in
the bathtub.
...
Nashar has a U.S. connection. He studied for five months at North
Carolina State University in 2000. More recently, he's been a student
and lecturer at Leeds University, where he received a doctorate in
May. Authorities say Nashar is believed to have left Britain just
before the attacks.
Intelligence sources say also being sought Thursday is a British-born
Pakistani with alleged al-Qaida connections. Authorities say he too
has visited the U.S. and is believed to have arrived in Britain just
not long before the attacks by ferry .
The third U.S. connection is a suspected bomber — Jermaine Maurice
Lindsay. Sources say his mother lived in the Cleveland area and that
he visited her several times.
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> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8574827/
Schreibt man in Jamaika eigentlich auch mit arabischen Buchstaben?
Ich habe bis jetzt diese Schreibweisen gesehen:
Germain / Germaine / Jermaine
Morris / Maurice
Lindsay / Lindsey
LONDON - Western intelligence sources tell NBC News that three of the
suspects in the London bombing plot, including one of the suspected
bombers, have U.S. connections. These sources also say authorities
are now back to believing that the explosive material was homemade —
similar to that found in the shoe of the “shoe bomber” Richard Reid.
Police sources say an apartment in a Leeds building served as the
bomb making factory and that the suspected bomb maker is Egyptian
born biochemist Magdy el-Nashar, who may have made the explosives in
the bathtub.
...
Nashar has a U.S. connection. He studied for five months at North
Carolina State University in 2000. More recently, he's been a student
and lecturer at Leeds University, where he received a doctorate in
May. Authorities say Nashar is believed to have left Britain just
before the attacks.
Intelligence sources say also being sought Thursday is a British-born
Pakistani with alleged al-Qaida connections. Authorities say he too
has visited the U.S. and is believed to have arrived in Britain just
not long before the attacks by ferry .
The third U.S. connection is a suspected bomber — Jermaine Maurice
Lindsay. Sources say his mother lived in the Cleveland area and that
he visited her several times.
...
> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8574827/
Schreibt man in Jamaika eigentlich auch mit arabischen Buchstaben?
Ich habe bis jetzt diese Schreibweisen gesehen:
Germain / Germaine / Jermaine
Morris / Maurice
Lindsay / Lindsey