'Terrorist suspects had germ warfare magazines'

Investigators have found magazines relating to germ warfare at the home of two men arrested soon after the US terror attacks.

'Terrorist suspects had germ warfare magazines'
Wed, 24 Oct, 2001 - 19:23

Investigators have found magazines relating to germ warfare at the home of two men arrested soon after the US terror attacks.

The men, Mohammed Jaweed Azmath and Ayub Ali Khan, were arrested on September 12 after being found on a train in Texas with boxcutters, thousands of dollars in cash and black hair dye.

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