He at first lived in the village of English Harbour, on the island's south, near to Nelson's Dock Yard, one of the Caribbean's premier yachting centres.
Muhammad later moved to Rose Street in a community called Ottos, just outside the capital. Muhammad's three natural children, people in the area said yesterday, attended the Granville Primary School in the community.
Nice find, especially in light of this...
Muhammad's frequent flier status seemed odd to other people. One of them was Greg Grant, a real estate agent in Bellingham who owns and manages an apartment complex about two miles south of Sumas on Highway 9. Last year, Grant said, he would often drive residents of Lighthouse Mission - including Muhammad on several occasions - to the apartments to do yard work and other chores, then back to the mission once the work was done.Once, Muhammad told Grant that he had to travel a long distance, possibly to Jamaica or the Cayman Islands in the Caribbean, to sign some papers on a land sale, Grant said. Grant said he wondered why Muhammad would fly to do that when the job could be handled by mail.
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Could James Muhammad have been flying back to Antigua while living in the homeless shelter in Bellingham, WA?
BTW, do you remember that Richard Reid, the Shoe Bomber, "had a ticket for a round trip to Miami and then to Antigua, and told officers that he intended to visit his family on the West Indian island..." ?
Who is the Shoe Bomber?Curious.
And like Johnnie Jihad, Reid was recruited by the Jamaat al-Tabligh, the same guys who murdered Daniel Pearl.
And Sheikh Gilani, the Pakistani founder of the Tablighi Jamaat and Jamaat al-Fuqra who was arrested in connection with Pearl's murder, is said to have Caribbean connections.
