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Eight Ace · 02-18-2006, 08:54 PM

those reports do seem to be confused,

here's some more info but again a bit light on details:

"The first time al-Badawi escaped, he headed for Yemen's remote tribal lands, and officials assume
that is where he is headed this time, reports CBS News correspondent David Martin. The FBI has offered
to help in the manhunt, but so far the Yemenis have not taken up the offer, Martin reports."

"Fast Fact
For at least 10 of the escaped convicts, this is the second time
they escaped prison. In 2003, they escaped briefly from a prison
in the city of Aden before they were recaptured and convicted."

[url=http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/02/06/world/main1288696.shtml:06a9a]link[/url:06a9a]

anyway, what would you expect from
[quote:06a9a]Yemen, the ancestral home of bin Laden, has been a hotbed of terrorist activity. [/quote:06a9a]

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Eight Ace is Offline Major Posts: 6,139 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Sydney	02-18-2006, 08:54 PM those reports do seem to be confused, here's some more info but again a bit light on details: "The first time al-Badawi escaped, he headed for Yemen's remote tribal lands, and officials assume that is where he is headed this time, reports CBS News correspondent David Martin. The FBI has offered to help in the manhunt, but so far the Yemenis have not taken up the offer, Martin reports." "Fast Fact For at least 10 of the escaped convicts, this is the second time they escaped prison. In 2003, they escaped briefly from a prison in the city of Aden before they were recaptured and convicted." [url=http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/02/06/world/main1288696.shtml:06a9a]link[/url:06a9a] anyway, what would you expect from [quote:06a9a]Yemen, the ancestral home of bin Laden, has been a hotbed of terrorist activity. [/quote:06a9a]