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On Thursday, the Wall Street Journal reported that a search at their residence in Jersey City found old issues of Time magazine and US News and World Report with cover stories on biological weapons and a gas attack in Tokyo.
Their room-mate Aslam Pervez, who once worked in Trenton and lived near the postal facility from where some of the letters suspected to have carried anthrax powder were posted, has also been detained.
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At the same time, investigators into the terrorist attacks have also been passing through Trenton, running down leads on Mohammad Aslam Pervez, who was indicted last week on charges he lied to the FBI about financial transactions.
Pervez, who lived in Trenton in the mid 1990s and worked at a newsstand at the train station, is a former Jersey City roommate of Ayub Ali Khan and Mohammed Jaweed Azmath, who were pulled off an Amtrak train in Texas on Sept. 12. They had a large sum of cash, hair dye and box-cutter knives like those believed to have been used in the Sept. 11 hijackings. Pervez is being held in New York without bail.
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