April 8, 2008 9:51 AM
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Morocco: 9 Imprisoned for Casablanca Blasts Escape
New York Times:
Nine Islamic extremists convicted in the Casablanca bombings in 2003 that killed 45 people and wounded scores more tunneled their way out of prison, officials said. Abderrahim Mahtade, who represents a prisoners' advocacy group, said the fugitives had escaped from the Kenitra prison, north of Rabat, after dawn prayers.(read the article>)
Nine Islamic extremists convicted in the Casablanca bombings in 2003 that killed 45 people and wounded scores more tunneled their way out of prison, officials said. Abderrahim Mahtade, who represents a prisoners' advocacy group, said the fugitives had escaped from the Kenitra prison, north of Rabat, after dawn prayers.(read the article>)
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