Islamic terrors suspects on trial in Spain

Fourteen people went on trial in Spain this week on charges of involvement with Islamic terrorist groups and recruiting extremists to fight in Iraq. The fourteen, all men and mostly of Moroccan background, are charged with collaborating with Islamic terrorist groups and for helping several suspects flee the March 11, 2004 Madrid bombings. The prosecution…

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UK suspect ‘key al-Qaeda member’

A British Muslim man was an important member of al-Qaeda with a terrorist contacts book that had sections written in invisible ink, a court has heard. Rangzieb Ahmed, 33, of Manchester, denies directing terrorism and being a member of al-Qaeda. The prosecution at Manchester Crown Court alleged he was assisted by Habib Ahmed, 28, a…

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    Judge Reserves Decision in First Canadian Homegrown Terror Plot Case

    Both the prosecution and defense wrapped up their cases in Canada’s first trial stemming from an alleged terror plot to storm Parliament and bomb buildlings. The judge said he would deliver his verdict September 25.

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      Terrorism Trial: Suspect admits Heathrow blast plan: I expect to go to jail, says airline bomb plot ‘ringleader’

      The alleged leader of a gang of eight men accused of plotting to blow up transatlantic planes in mid-air today told a court his intentions had been “taken out of proportion”. Abdulla Ahmed Ali said he expected to go to prison for planning to detonate a device at Heathrow airport’s terminal three. However, the 27-year-old…

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        Jury hears ‘suicide recordings’

        A jury has heard recordings in which one of eight men accused of an aircraft bomb plot is alleged to be showing another how to present a suicide video. Woolwich Crown Court heard the bugged conversations took place at an east London flat the prosecution claims the men used as their bomb factory in 2006….

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