Pakistan questions bin Laden tape suspect

Pakistani police are questioning a Sudanese man they suspect delivered a tape-recording of Osama bin Laden to a television reporter in Islamabad.

Pakistan questions bin Laden tape suspect
Mon, 09 Dec, 2002 - 09:02

Pakistani police are questioning a Sudanese man they suspect delivered a tape-recording of Osama bin Laden to a television reporter in Islamabad.

The man worked for the World Assembly for Muslim Youth, a Saudi Arabian-based charity, one security official said.

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