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June 6, 2007
“U.K. jury told of ‘terror hoard’ on defendant’s computer”
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(MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS)
June 6, 2007
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “The jury was told Omar Altimimi has links with convicted terrorists overseas and was discovered with false identity cards hidden in the sole of his shoe when he was arrested.
Manchester Crown Court was told there was a “considerable amount of serious terrorist related material” on two computers found at Altimimi’s Bolton home and another address in the town used by him. The computers included bomb instructions and details of how to run terror cells as well as video footage of terrorists and of executions in Iraq.
The 36-year-old faces a series of charges under the Terrorism Act, including possession of instructions on how to make a detonator and explosive device and instructions on the use of chemicals and bombing strategies. He denies the charges.”
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “Prosecuting Tim Barnes QC said: “There was a large number of files which were concerned with a variety of terrorist activities and which also included graphic and appalling video footage of the execution of those who had been taken hostage or were considered enemies by insurgent factions in Iraq.” He added: “The terrorist content of this computer-held material becomes still more significant when we consider associations which the Crown can prove this defendant had with other terrorists convicted in Holland and France.
“He is associated through an address in Rotterdam with Arab terrorists in Europe. The Crown can also prove that he sent a money order to Thailand to a man who was subsequently convicted in his absence of terrorist offences in France.”
The court heard sections from a chart found on one of the computers talked about the organisational structure of a terror cell with information on explosives, chemicals, kidnapping and assassination, the monitoring of presidents, police, diplomats, the media and other organisations.”
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “One section, it was alleged, referred to Jihad and the holy war against democracy and communism. It was said to talk of, killing soldiers and police officers, assassinating the head of the country, demolishing electricity stations and petrol stations, demolishing “infidel universities”, mixed schools and pubs and killing embassy diplomats.”
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “The court heard police found a number of job descriptions and applications including one for a cleaning supervisor for Greater Manchester Police and another for a job as a trainee teacher at Bolton College.”
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Last Updated: Wednesday, 6 June 2007, 16:07 GMT 17:07 UK
“Suspect ‘had terror tips on PC’”
ARTICLE SNIPPET: “Tips on hiding bombs in washing powder and sweet boxes were among several from terror manuals found on a suspect’s home computer, a court has heard.
Omar Altimimi, 37, also had video clips from Muslim extremists showing Osama bin Laden praising the “Knights of London” for the 7 July bombings.
Mr Altimimi, from Bolton, Greater Manchester, came to the UK in 2004.
He denies six charges of possession of the material for a purpose connected with terrorism.
He also denies the acquisition and attempted possession of criminal property.
Manchester Crown Court heard that Mr Altimimi applied for jobs in teaching and with the police in his community.
Explosives advice
But the father of three, who created three “parallel” identities, also gathered information on terrorism which was discovered when he was arrested on money laundering charges in February last year, the court heard.
It is alleged that money stolen from the Yemen Tourist Board was transferred to an account at the Nationwide Building Society in Bolton before some of it - £3,000 - was later transferred to his account.
The computer files identified targets such as markets, stadium exits, colleges, cinemas, buses and bus stops, the court heard.
And the files contained the guidance: “In occasions and festivals you could hide explosives in flowerpots or boxes of sweets.”
The court also heard that a recipe for creating poisonous cyanide gas using tablet capsules which would kill humans within minutes was also found.
One document is alleged to have said: “Explosives could be hidden in boxes of washing powder like a 5kg box of Persil or Ariel washing powder.””