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[Times-UK] Sean O'Neill - The leader of a terrorist plot to blow up transatlantic airliners in mid-flight came to Britain with his new wife posing as an Islamic missionary, Woolwich Crown Court was told. Mohammed Gulzar, 26, entered the country on a false South African passport. Two days after his arrival the gang paid £138,000 cash for the flat that became its "bomb factory" and began acquiring bombmaking materials, recruiting suicide bombers and recording "martyrdom" videos. Gulzar, a senior figure in the plot, was not one of those who would have died in the suicide attacks on seven aircraft carrying 2,000 people between Heathrow and North American cities. 2008-04-09 01:00:00Full Article
Terrorist Conspirator in UK "Took on New Identity to Join in Transatlantic Bomb Plot"
[Times-UK] Sean O'Neill - The leader of a terrorist plot to blow up transatlantic airliners in mid-flight came to Britain with his new wife posing as an Islamic missionary, Woolwich Crown Court was told. Mohammed Gulzar, 26, entered the country on a false South African passport. Two days after his arrival the gang paid £138,000 cash for the flat that became its "bomb factory" and began acquiring bombmaking materials, recruiting suicide bombers and recording "martyrdom" videos. Gulzar, a senior figure in the plot, was not one of those who would have died in the suicide attacks on seven aircraft carrying 2,000 people between Heathrow and North American cities. 2008-04-09 01:00:00Full Article
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