16 terror suspects held in Spain From Al Goodman CNN Madrid Bureau Chief Wednesday, June 15, 2005 Posted: 1229 GMT (2029 HKT)>http://edition.cnn.com/2005/WORLD/europe/06/15/spain.arrests/ MADRID, Spain (CNN) — Spanish police have arrested 16 suspected Islamic terrorists, including 11 believed to be linked … Read more . . .
Saudis kill al-Qaeda chief, Madrid bomber – AFP, RiyadhApril 11, 2005 Saudi Arabia has said its security forces killed the al-Qaeda chief in the kingdom and the Moroccan mastermind of the Madrid train bombings in a three-day gun battle … Read more . . .
A Year After Madrid Attacks, Europe Stalled in Terror Fight National Rivalries, Fragmented Intelligence Activities Thwart Progress By Pamela Rolfe Special to The Washington Post Friday, March 11, 2005; Page A12 http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A25047-2005Mar10_2.html MADRID, March 10 — Last March, when a … Read more . . .
Spanish authorities plan to question a Moroccan arrested for murder over possible involvement in the March 2004 Madrid terror bombings. UPI, John C.K. Daly Jan 7, 2006 http://news.monstersandcritics.com/intelandterror/article_1074133.php/Spanish_authorities_to_question_Moroccan_murder_suspect_regards_Madrid_terror_bombings Police identified the man as Rachid Taichi, who allegedly stabbing a … Read more . . .
Madrid bombing suspects A year after the train attacks in Madrid on 11 March, 2004, the investigation into the attack continues. BBC News 10 March, 2005http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/3560603.stm Only one person has been convicted of involvement in the attacks so far. Of … Read more . . .
Piecing together Madrid bombers’ past BBC News 5 April, 2004 A picture is emerging of the shadowy figures suspected of being behind the 11 March Madrid bombings. Of the six named on international arrest warrants, at least two died in … Read more . . .
Madrid attacks timeline BBC News, 12 March 2004 The devastating terror attacks in Madrid saw 10 bombs explode on four trains in three stations during the busy morning rush hour. Each of the trains was laden with commuters; office workers, … Read more . . .
Murder charges over Madrid bombs BBC News 22 December, 2004 A Spanish judge has charged a Moroccan man suspected of planning the Madrid bombings with 191 counts of murder. Hasan al-Haski, 41, was also accused of 1,000 counts of attempted … Read more . . .
Police seize 13 Madrid suspects Spanish police have arrested 13 more people in connection with the Madrid train bombings that claimed 191 lives. BBC News 1 April, 2005 Police say 12 people were arrested when more than 100 officers took … Read more . . .
Pakistanis in Spain terror charge BBC News 13 April, 2005http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/4442059.stm A Spanish judge has charged 11 Pakistani citizens with helping finance terrorist groups around the world. Judge Ismael Moreno accused the men, who were arrested late last year, of forming … Read more . . .
http://www.thebatt.com/media/paper657/news/2004/07/28/News/Madrid.Terror.Suspect.Says.He.Wanted.To.Give.Spain.A.Lesson-696195.shtml?norewrite&sourcedomain=www.thebatt.com Madrid terror suspect sayshe wanted to give Spain a lesson Mar Roman – The Associated press 28 July 2004 MADRID, Spain – A Moroccan who was one of the prime suspects in the Madrid train bombings once told a … Read more . . .
In total, 26 people are in jail in connection with the Madrid bombings, but 80 more have been questioned and released. (ctv.ca news, 23 November 2005) Abdelhak Chergui Chergui is a 32-year-old telecommunications student from Morocco. He was arrested in … Read more . . .
Madrid terror suspect had Montreal Metro info Updated Wed. Nov. 23 2005 11:29 PM ET var byString = “”; var sourceString = “CTV.ca News Staff”; if ((sourceString != “”) && (byString != “”)) { document.write(byString + “, “); … Read more . . .
