US woman admits terror conspiracy

A US woman has admitted she conspired to help a terrorist cell that sought to train with an al Qaida-linked group and incite an Islamic holy war.

US woman admits terror conspiracy
Wed, 09 Mar, 2011 - 07:48

A US woman has admitted she conspired to help a terrorist cell that sought to train with an al Qaida-linked group and incite an Islamic holy war.

US prosecutors said 32-year-old Jamie Paulin-Ramirez of Colorado conspired with others to get military training in South Asia and moved to Ireland in 2009 to join the group.

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