MIAMI AP - Jose Padilla was a "star recruit" for a terrorism support cell that provided Muslim extremist soldiers to fight around the globe with al-Qaida to create fundamentalist Islamic regimes, prosecutors said Monday in closing arguments.The arguments mark the end of a three-month federal trial in which prosecutors have tried to prove that Padilla, 36, and two others provided support to terrorists.
August 13, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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MIAMI AP – Jose Padilla was a “star recruit” for a terrorism support cell that provided Muslim extremist soldiers to fight around the globe with al-Qaida to create fundamentalist Islamic regimes, prosecutors said Monday in closing arguments.
The arguments mark the end of a three-month federal trial in which prosecutors have tried to prove that Padilla, 36, and two others provided support to terrorists.
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