Man sentenced to death for killing missionaries

A Yemeni court today sentenced a suspected al-Qaida militant to death for killing three US missionaries, his lawyer said.

Sat, 10 May, 2003 - 13:35

A Yemeni court today sentenced a suspected al-Qaida militant to death for killing three US missionaries, his lawyer said.

Lawyer Mahrous Oqba said Abed Abdul Razak Kamel, 30, was sentenced to death over the December 30 shooting deaths of Kathleen Gariety of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, Martha Myers of Montgomery, Alabama, and William Koehn of Kansas.

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