Posted on 10/25/2006 4:55:00 PM PDT by Straight Vermonter
Turkish police are questioning the suspected mastermind behind a series of bombings in August at a popular Mediterranean resort that injured 10 British tourists, the Anatolia press agency reported Wednesday. A total of 21 people were hurt August 27 in blasts that shook the resort of Marmaris in southwestern Turkey, a popular destination for British vacationers.
The suspect was captured in the southeastern town of Gaziantep and taken to the southwestern province of Mugla Tuesday, where he was later questioned by anti-terrorist police, according to the Anatolia agency.
A radical Kurdish group, the Kurdistan Freedom Falcons (TAK), claimed responsibility for the attacks, calling them a response to Ankara's "mistreatment" of its Kurdish population and of Kurdish rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan, who is serving a life sentence on a prison island.
Last July, an Irish teenager, a British woman and three Turks were killed, and 13 others, including five Britons, were wounded when a bomb blew up a minibus carrying holiday-makers from a beach to the centre of Kusadasi, on the Aegean coast.
Ping
I forgot about that news story well so many terrorists and not that much time LOL!
Can you imagine what the panties are like that they put over his head???
Wheeeeeeyuuuuuu!
I don't think they do waterboarding over there, it's more like interrogative drowning.
OOOOH, he's gonna feel that in the mornin'. LOL
I hope he rues the day he was born by the time the Turks finish him off. He'll give up his own mother before he is done with, and that is a good thing.
You beat me to it. The Turks will not be using panties and dog leashes.
re: The Turks will not be using panties and dog leashes
Sure they will, but they will be for the wives of the soldiers!
I wonder what voltage the Turkish "Terrorist Police" use during their questioning?
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