Osama Bin Laden son in law in NY court

Osama bin Laden's son on Friday to conspiring to kill Americans in New York was in court pleaded not guilty to adopt, September 11 in the United States for crimes affiliated highest ranking al-Qaeda trial One of statistics to face, 2001, attacks.




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Official sources say he was arrested in Turkey, though some news outlets reported he was detained in Jordan.

balding, bearded Abu Ghaith 47, crowded court, the court was led handcuffed into the biggest. Dressed in dark blue prison clothing, a spokesman for the cooperative action and follow through together, often published nodding.

, The highest ranking al-Qaeda brought the United States to face civilian trial, one of the figures, the evidence against Abu Ghaith videos, recordings and other audio and the transcripts of remarks in a 22-page report What is the law enforcement consists after his arrest, prosecutors said.



not guilty plea has been entered.

Policy decision

Safety Court House, where the road was barricaded was especially hard. Earlier efforts by the Obama administration suspected Sept. 11 plotters in New York City to hold civilian trials for high and expensive security requirements while meeting with resistance.

In 2010, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said another suspect for the cost of hosting the trial, Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, and four aides per year will top $ 200 million. Dealing with such strong public opposition Guantanamo Bay, Cuba on U.S. military bases were transferred.

Prosecutors said he expects the three-week trial, Abu Ghaith can. A trial date will be set for hearing on April 8.

Obama administration believes that the decision of a civil court, charging Abu Ghaith Kentucky U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell, who like many in the opposition party was criticized by, defendant, an "enemy combatant." should be considered by the U.S. detained for questioning for information about al-Qaeda military.

McConnell said in a statement that Abu Ghaith to the United States "rarely fully realized for civilian prosecution, and shows, once again, a stubborn refusal to avoid excess holding terrorists" at Guantanamo a.

On Friday, a judge in the court indictment, which Abu bin Laden and warned of attacks against America on September 11 of allegiance Ghaith urged to read aloud to blame.

Abu Ghaith said the indictment, which included a speech "to stop the storm, especially a hurricane would not air" and suggested that Muslims "do not board the plane and not in the high-rises." The

Abu Ghaith was standing talking to the judge by reading the details of the charge partway, judge broke down and told him that he could.

Abu Ghaith acting in a conspiracy indictment charged that "the killing of American civilians anywhere in the world," before and after the September 11, 2001 listing.