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Terrorists plotted to behead hostages
Working on a plot more sinister than Mumbai attack, David Headley and his Pakistani handlers, Illyas Kashmiri in particular, were to behead the heads of the hostages and throw the heads out of the window for their planned terrorist strike in Copenhagen.
Plotters planned film with Bhatt Jr
The plotters of Mumbai attack also wanted to make a Bollywood movie for launching aspiring actor Rahul Bhatt, son of film director Mahesh Bhatt, but dropped the plans because Lashkar-e-Tayyaba opposed it.
‘Attackers left clues despite fool-proof plan’
While the LeT leadership made plans for fool-proof attacks in Mumbai, the ten men involved in the carnage made a number of mistakes thus leaving crucial clues behind for Indian intelligence agencies, according to court documents.
Headley trained by ISI, wanted Kashmir job
Dissatisfied with the military and espionage training received by Mumbai attacks accused David Headley from the LeT, Pakistan’s spy agency ISI provided him a special course in Lahore for carrying out surveillance ahead of the 26/11 carnage.
No longer proud of Mumbai attacks: Headley
Mumbai attacks co-accused David Coleman Headley told a Chicago court that he is no longer proud of the 26/11 carnage, in which he played a key role.
When asked by Defence Attorney Patrick W Bel
LeT hit Mumbai in Nov after two failed attempts in Sept, Oct
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After two failed attempts to strike Mumbai in September and October 2008, the Pakistani handlers of the 26/11 accused David Headley began planning the attack on India's financial capital 'more clos
No longer proud of Mumbai attacks: Headley
Mumbai attacks co-accused David Coleman Headley told a Chicago court that he is no longer proud of the 26/11 carnage, in which he played a key role.
Mumbai attackers left clues for Indian agencies
Ten terrorists from Pakistan based Lashkar-e-Tayyaba (LeT) group who carried out the deadly 2008 terror attacks left behind several tell tale signs that helped Indian investigators, according to released court documents.
Copenhagen terror plan was to behead hostages, throw heads out of window: Headley
Working on a plot more sinister than Mumbai attack, David Headley and his Pakistani handlers, Illyas Kashmiri in particular, were to behead the hostages and throw the heads out of the window for their
Headley recced Indian N-plant
David Coleman Headley, the Mumbai attacks accused, visited a nuclear power plant in India at the direction of his handler in Pakistan, Major Iqbal, in April 2008, according to unsealed court documents.
