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>>>>Item #1: In the first week of October, a Pakistani arrested on immigration charges in the course of the FBI investigation into the September 11 suicide attacks, complained of bleeding gums and pain, symptoms of gingivitis. He was treated with antibiotics, but was found dead in his cell in Hudson Count jail in Kearny, New Jersey, three weeks later. The cause of death was not released, nor the dead man's identity. Medical experts note that the bleeding gums the anonymous Pakistani was treated for are a symptom of radiation poisoning, suggesting he might have been a "mule" transporting nuclear materials or devices into America. (A subsequent investigation revealed that he had contracted gingivitis as a result of radiation-induced leukemia.)This explanation would imply that more than one such carrier is employed by al Qaeda to smuggle nuclear materials or devices into the United States, Western Europe and the Middle East; their mission being to plant their deadly burdens in pre-arranged secret locations, ready for activation.

I thought he died of a heart attack? And his gum condition was gingivitis? There were follow up stories on this guy. His identity was only kept confidential until his family was notified. His name was Muhammad Rafiq Butt.

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"His name was Muhammad Rafiq Butt."(Calpernia)

Really? Thanks, I didn't hear that.

There was an individual found dead at a San Diego motel with similar symptoms (i.e. severe radiation poisoing). The local news media hushed it up pretty fast. I believe this occurred during the early months of 2002 (Jan-Mar). A fleeting recollection.