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24 September 1998: http://jya.com/alqfiles.htm
22 September 1998
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See arrest complaint: http://jya.com/usa-v-qaeda.htm
September 22, 1998 Texas Man Indicted in Embassy Bombing Filed at 3:38 a.m. EDT By The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) -- A federal grand jury indicted the former personal secretary of Muslim extremist Osama bin Laden on charges he lied about his ties to bin Laden's terrorist organization. Wadih El Hage, of Arlington, Texas, is charged with eight counts of perjury and three counts of making false statements. The grand jury also has been investigating whether his ``international travels concerned efforts to procure chemical weapons'' for bin Laden, according to the indictment handed down Monday. FBI agents arrested El Hage, 38, last week while investigating bin Laden, the Saudi exile wanted by U.S. authorities for allegedly coordinating attacks on American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. The Aug. 7 blasts killed 259 people, including 12 Americans, and wounded thousands. The federal indictment says El Hage perjured himself during testimony in 1997 and again last week before a grand jury investigating bin Laden and his organization, al Qaeda. El Hage was first subpoenaed last year after FBI agents identified him as a bin Laden cohort, the indictment says. El Hage, an American citizen who has admitted working as bin Laden's personal secretary in the Sudan in 1994, allegedly lied when he told the grand jurors that he never heard his boss threaten the United States, the indictment says. Questioned last week by the FBI, he also denied knowing bombing suspect Mohamed Sadeek Odeh -- despite evidence the two men were associates, the court papers add. Although the papers do not directly link El Hage to any terrorist attacks, they say that investigators found his code name, Norman, on al Qaeda documents seized in Kenya following the bombing. El Hage testified last week that he had never been called Norman, resulting in one of the perjury counts.
Subject: CNN: Grand jury indicts bin Laden secretary Grand jury indicts bin Laden secretary September 22, 1998 Web posted at: 4:23 a.m. EDT (0823 GMT) NEW YORK (AP) -- A federal grand jury indicted the former personal secretary of Muslim extremist Osama bin Laden on charges he lied about his ties to bin Laden's terrorist organization. Wadih El Hage, of Arlington, Texas, is charged with eight counts of perjury and three counts of making false statements. The grand jury also has been investigating whether his "international travels concerned efforts to procure chemical weapons" for bin Laden, according to the indictment handed down Monday. FBI agents arrested El Hage, 38, last week while investigating bin Laden, the Saudi exile wanted by U.S. authorities for allegedly coordinating attacks on American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. The August 7 blasts killed 259 people, including 12 Americans, and wounded thousands. The federal indictment says El Hage perjured himself during testimony in 1997 and again last week before a grand jury investigating bin Laden and his organization, al Qaeda. El Hage was first subpoenaed last year after FBI agents identified him as a bin Laden cohort, the indictment says. El Hage, an American citizen who has admitted working as bin Laden's personal secretary in the Sudan in 1994, allegedly lied when he told the grand jurors that he never heard his boss threaten the United States, the indictment says. Questioned last week by the FBI, he also denied knowing bombing suspect Mohamed Sadeek Odeh -- despite evidence the two men were associates, the court papers add. Although the papers do not directly link El Hage to any terrorist attacks, they say that investigators found his code name, Norman, on al Qaeda documents seized in Kenya following the bombing. El Hage testified last week that he had never been called Norman, resulting in one of the perjury counts. Copyright 1998 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.