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WASHINGTON (AP) —The government filed
an indictment in federal court in Boston
Wednesday charging alleged shoe bomber
Richard Reid with eight counts,
including attempted use of a
weapon of mass destruction and
attempted murder.
The charges, which came the
day after the federal government
filed a host of charges against
American-Taliban John Walker
Lindh, were handed up by a
federal grand jury. Reid has
been held since the December
Plymouth, Mass.
A 12-page indictment alleges that Reid
received training from al-Qaida in Afghanistan
and attempted to kill the passengers on American
Airlines Flight 63 from Paris to Miami on Dec. 22.
REID
incident in
“Richard Reid did attempt to use a weapo|
mass destruction, consisting of an explosive tv|
placed in each of his shoes,” against Amen^
said the 12-page indictment.
One U.S. official, also speaking on condl
ol mon> mii> suul that Reui ma> be an al-(
target scout known as “Abdul Ra’uff.” R:j
travels match those of an al-Qaida oper-J
known as Abdul Ra’uff, which are listed:
computer obtained in Afghanistan by
Street Journal reporter. The similarities irl
two’s movements in Europe and the MiddkiHlhe constru
have led investigators to suspect they are: A&M unsightl
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Reid converted to Islam while in prise- ground passe
petty crimes. He later worshipped at the> Street, and nc
south London mosque as Zacarias Moussi|lon inherent!
charged w ith conspiracy in the Sept. 1! ternaing of con;
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In the early 1990s, thousands of Somalis were starving to death as incoming aid was confiscated by
competing warlords. Mogadishu, the dangerous capital, became the focus of a military action by UN
and U.S. forces who sought to capture the most troublesome warlord, Mohammed Farah Aidid, and
his militia. In a raid on Oct. 3-4, 1993, 18 Americans and hundreds of Somalis were killed.
1300
Intelligence
reports key
members of
Aidid's militia
plan to meet
In two hours
in a building in
the market
district.
15 HS
Army Rangers
secure the building
housing the militia.
1615
Vehicle convoy
is ordered to
return to base
wth detainees.
1600
Delta commandos
capture prisoners,
loading them on a
vehicle convoy.
1620
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Hawk Is shot
down.
1830
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down; gunfire
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begins; it later
encounters heavy
fire and turns back,
leaving about 90
Americans still
stranded.
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