ABC news just said maybe a major break in the case

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ABC news just said maybe a major break in the case. We'll see.
 
Police found pieces of the bombs, and may have found unexploded bombs.
 
They are blaming Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. I guess this means they will have to stay in Iraq to fight terrorism and get him.
 
Gold9472 said:
Is that the "Official" story?
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ABC threw him and Osama's names out there as those most likely to be responsible. Saying the bombs were much like the ones used in Iraq against the U.S..
 
they found and exploded a bomb they found today as well..
http://news.scotsman.com/latest.cfm?id=755862005

Bomb disposal experts have carried out a controlled explosion on a bus in Edinburgh after a suspect package was discovered on board.

Police evacuated a section of Princes Street after the find was made.

A spokeswoman said they had cordoned off the area and added that officers were on high alert due to the terror attacks in London and the G8 summit.
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As dz just said to me, I hope they took pictures of the unexploded bomb before they blew it up. It would seem to me they would try to find out where it was manufactured... check for fingerprints...
 
They are having a discussion about this on abcnews.coms forum. Some of it is pretty good.
 
beltman713 said:
Since when do terrorist do copy-cat attacks?
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killers do whatever type of attacks get the job done. they only want blood. and fear to be perpetuated through your society. that way they have the upper hand. knowledge is power in these cases. so is a watchful eye.
 
Comparing Madrid

Gold9472 said:
Damn, they are quick aren't they...
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It never fails to amaze me how these ginned up attacks get an official story within 24 hours that takes the heat off the real terrorists. The only reason I think Madrid was a genuine al Q'aida job is because they actually investigated and it took about three days to rule out the Basques and suspect al Q'aida, even though AQ had claimed responsibility about a day after the attacks.

They did find unexploded bombs in Madrid too, does anyone know what type they were? I'm sorry I forgot.
 
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