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<p>April 7 - Within weeks of the September 11 terror attacks, security officers at the Fleet National Bank in Boston had identified “suspicious” wire transfers from the Saudi Embassy in Washington that eventually led to the discovery of an active Al Qaeda “sleeper cell” that may have been planning follow-up attacks inside the United States, according to documents obtained by NEWSWEEK.</p>

<p>Law-enforcement officials follow the money trail among suspected terrorists straight to the doors of the Saudi Embassy.</p> <p>April 7 - Within weeks of the September 11 terror attacks, security officers at the Fleet National Bank in Boston had identified “suspicious” wire transfers from the Saudi Embassy in Washington that eventually led to the discovery of an active Al Qaeda “sleeper cell” that may have been planning follow-up attacks inside the United States, according to documents obtained by NEWSWEEK.</p>

Jordan extradites al Qaeda suspect to Spain-sources MADRID, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Jordan extradited to Spain on Tuesday a man sought by a Spanish judge on charges of belonging to al Qaeda, judicial sources said. The man, named in court documents as Abdulla Khayata Kattan, was brought to Spain and appeared briefly before a judge who ordered him held temporarily, the sources said. He is due to be questioned by High Court Judge Baltasar Garzon later this week. Kattan was one of 35 men, including al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden, charged by Garzon last September with links to the...