Abouhalima

• “When I interviewed Abouhalima after the attack when he was in prison, he clearly still had Egypt on his mind.”

  The Huffington Post: Mark Juergensmeyer: Is Tahrir Square the End of Al Qaeda?

• “An Egyptian, Mahmud Abouhalima, was credited with being one of the chief conspirators in the 1993 bombing of the twin towers.”

  The Huffington Post: Mark Juergensmeyer: Is Tahrir Square the End of Al Qaeda?

• “Shalabi welcomed him, providing an apartment and making Abouhalima available as a driver and personal assistant.”

  Newsweek: The Trail To 'The Jihad Office'

• “Officials say Abouhalima, who disappeared after the bombing, may be in Pakistan.”

  Newsweek: The Trail To 'The Jihad Office'

• “Federal investigators have told NEWSWEEK that witnesses place Salameh and Abouhalima at a New York-area gas station the night before the blast.”

  Newsweek: The Trail To 'The Jihad Office'

• “Rahman, who went on a media counteroffensive last week, denies any knowledge of Abouhalima, Salameh, Shalabi's death or the bombing.”

  Newsweek: The Trail To 'The Jihad Office'

• “Shalabi even employed Abouhalima in his electrical-contracting business.”

  Newsweek: The Trail To 'The Jihad Office'

• “Abouhalima had already been tortured by Egyptian intelligence agents for 10 days, and had the wounds to prove it.”

  Tortured Reasoning

• “At that moment, Nosair and Abouhalima may have had an epiphany: back home in Egypt, suspected terrorists are dragged in and tortured.”

  Newsweek: The Road To September 11

• “The escape plan was amateur hour: Nosair's buddy Abouhalima was supposed to drive the getaway car, a taxicab, but the overexcited Nosair jumped in the wrong cab and was apprehended.”

  Newsweek: The Road To September 11

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