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Accused denies claiming Madrid bombings

An Egyptian accused of being a mastermind of the Madrid train bombings today denied that his voice is the one heard in a wiretapped telephone conversation.

Accused denies claiming Madrid bombings

Mon, 26 Feb, 2007 - 14:01

An Egyptian accused of being a mastermind of the Madrid train bombings today denied that his voice is the one heard in a wiretapped telephone conversation.

Spanish prosecutors say he claimed the Madrid attacks were his idea.

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