Terrorist 'seeking deal' over bomb plot conviction
A British-born man convicted of plotting with al-Qaida to blow up the Israeli embassy in Canberra is attempting to strike a deal with authorities in return for giving evidence against terror suspects in Indonesia, France and Germany, a newspaper reported in Perth.
Jack Roche, a 50-year-old British-born Islamic convert, has been interviewed by Australian Federal Police agents twice since he was convicted in the Western Australia state District Court in May on charges he conspired to blow up the embassy in 2000, The Australian newspaper said.
