Saddam Hussein's lawyers report threats at Baghdad airport

Three men threatened Saddam Hussein’s chief lawyer as he boarded a plane from Baghdad to Jordan today, and they were removed from the flight, the Iraqi lawyer and his colleague, ex-US Attorney General Ramsey Clark, said.

Saddam Hussein's lawyers report threats at Baghdad airport
Thu, 08 Dec, 2005 - 15:12

Three men threatened Saddam Hussein’s chief lawyer as he boarded a plane from Baghdad to Jordan today, and they were removed from the flight, the Iraqi lawyer and his colleague, ex-US Attorney General Ramsey Clark, said.

The lawyer, Khalil Dulaimi, did not explain how the men threatened him, but said that he believed that one of them was an Iraqi security official.

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