Three found guilty of 21 July 2005 London bomb plot

09 Jul 2007

An English court found three defendants guilty Monday over a failed Islamist plot to set off bombs in London on 21 July, 2005, two weeks after suicide bombings which killed 52 commuters in the capital. Muktar Said Ibrahim was found guilty of an extremist Muslim plot to set off a bomb, while Yassin Omar and Ramzi Mohammed were also convicted of the charge of conspiracy to murder. Full Story

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