Terror Suspect’s Computer Shows Sports Stadiums, Fashion Sites
September 19, 2009 by national
Filed under Incident Reports
ABC News is reporting that law enforcement officials tell them a computer belonging to alleged al Qaeda suspect Najibullah Zazi showed he had researched baseball and football stadiums and sites used in the recent Fashion Week event in New York City.
ABC News reports officials said they aren’t sure what locations might have been targeted, but information found on Zazi’s computer may provide a window into what he might have been planning. They reportedly also found a text message that said “wedding cake is ready,” which may have been a signal about preparations for an attack.
Zazi, 24, had been scheduled to spend a fourth day today being questioned by the FBI but his lawyer, Arthur Folsom, canceled the session , according to the news report.
“He has taken the day to consult with his client,” said Wendy Aiello, a spokeswoman for the lawyer. Zazi is not in custody, she said.
While officials say they do not know the targets of the alleged plot, the contents of Zazi’s computer are considered a valuable insight into what he might have been planning.
To the FBI
Good going guy’s and Thank you for keeping our people safe !
Many are now safe due to your hard work &and team effort!
sincerly M
Again, thank you to the FBI. Get off their backs an let them do their job. Knowing law enforcement, they will do their jobs, no matter what anyone says or trys to prevent them.
God blesses America.
One cell (presumed) and how many more to go…
“God grants liberty only to those who love it, and are always ready to guard and defend it.” — Daniel Webster (1834)
I wish that people would stop being so paranoid. In fact, we need to make sure that this fellow and his associates are treated with respect and fairly. It is as if the government is already convicting them. What happened to due process? And how is it that their privacy rights are being trampled? I hope the p[roper procedures regarding subpoenas and search warrants are being carried out. And why is no one asking why the government is monitoring the phone conversations of people in the United States?