Terror suspect with Boston ties may be freed

16 Jul 2002

Former Boston cabdriver Nabil Almarabh, once considered a top terrorism suspect in the United States, is likely to be freed from prison soon – without ever having been formally charged with being a member of the Al Qaeda network. Full Story

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