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Silence of terror suspects frustrates FBI

US investigators say they are increasingly frustrated by the silence of detained terrorist suspects.

Sun, 21 Oct, 2001 - 18:46

US investigators say they are increasingly frustrated by the silence of detained terrorist suspects.

More than 150 people rounded up after the September 11 attacks remain in custody.

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Courts War on Terrorism Place: US Place: New York Place: Metropolitan Correctional Centre Place: Boston Person: Zacarias Moussaoui Person: Mohammed Jaweed Azmath Person: Ayub Ali Khan Event: September 11 attacks Organisation: FBI Organisation: al-Qaida

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