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Woman scientist alive, in US custody
Five years after her disappearance, an MIT-trained Pakistani neuroscientist, accused of belonging to an al-Qaeda cell based in Boston, is alive and in custody in Afghanistan, her family attorney said. �It has been confirmed by the FBI that Aafia Siddiqi is alive,� said Elaine Whitfield...
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By: anonymous81841
A week ago, a three-member bench of the Supreme Court once again took up the issue of missing persons in Pakistan. Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry along with Justice Ijaz Ahmed and Justice Rahmat Hussain summoned law-enforcement officers in response to a camp set up on Islamabad’s Constitution Avenue. The bench asked the law-enforcement ...
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- News Source: The New York Times | about 1 year agoNew York where she will face criminal charges stemming from her ties to senior Al Qaeda operatives now imprisoned at Guanatanmo Bay, Cuba, the officials said...Siddiqui, 36, mysteriously disappeared with her three children while visiting her parents...
- News Source: Boston Herald | about 1 year agoBoston woman accused of having links with al-Qaeda has been found in Afghanistan, five years after she mysteriously disappeared with her three children, according to her family’s attorney. Aafia Siddiqui, 36, graduated from MIT in 1994 with a...
- News Source: Jang.com.pk | about 1 year agoFive years after her disappearance, an MIT-trained Pakistani neuroscientist, accused of belonging to an al-Qaeda cell based in Boston, is alive and in custody in Afghanistan, her family attorney said. �It has been confirmed by the FBI that Aafia...
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