The father of a US hostage beheaded by Islamic radicals in Iraq said his son may have crossed paths with the only person charged in the United States in the September 11 attacks. Michael Berg, father of 26-year-old Nicholas Berg, told CNN at his home in West Chester, Pennsylvania, that his son went to Oklahoma University several years ago and allowed people later identified by US authorities as terrorists to use his computer. “Nick was taking a course at a remote campus that was near the airport and he was on a bus and some terrorist people — no one knew they were terrorists at the time, they were just fellow students — were also taking the bus,” said Berg. “Someone asked him basically to let him use his computer, and he did. It turned out that this guy was a terrorist and that he used my son’s e-mail, among many other people’s e-mail.” Full Story
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