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VIDEO: Football legend Pele at 75 September 23, 2015
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VIDEO: Pope Francis lands to cheers in US September 22, 2015
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VIDEO: Lesbos struggles as 4,000 arrive daily September 22, 2015
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VIDEO: Refugee crisis: Food and phone charging September 22, 2015
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VIDEO: On the ground at refugee hotspots September 22, 2015
EU ministers have approved a controversial plan to relocate 120,000 refugees and migrants across the EU using compulsory quotas.
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VIDEO: A guide to strange initiation ceremonies September 22, 2015
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– JAMAL AHMIDAN – THE CHINESE
Jamal Ahmidanwas born in 10/28/1970 in Morocco. He ran in Madrid a drug traffic network (Ahmidan s’ drug gang). Jamal Ahmidan led a permissive way of life with luxury cars and call girls always around him.
Jamal Ahmidan, through his crime connection with Rafa Zouhier in Asturias province, north of Madrid, managed to purchase explosives from another offender Jose Trashorras in 02/2004. These explosives were used in Madrid Trains Bombing on the morning of 03/11/2004.
The car driven by Jamal Ahmidan, with the stolen 110 kg dynamite, was stopped by the police in 02/2004 for a routine check. Since the car was not stolen and the explosives well hidden in the car, the police released the car.
Spanish police said Jamal Ahmidan rented a farmhouse east of Madrid in Morata de Tajuna, where police believe the bombs used March 11 were made (see testimony of Kamal Ahbar). The Spanish police also believe that he placed one of the bombs in that attack since his fingerprints were found in an abounded car with trace of explosives outside the Alcala de Henares railway station. All the trains involved in the Madrid Trains Bombing passed through Alcala de Henares station.
In the evening of 04/03/2004, when the Spanish police closed on his hiding place in the Madrid s’ suburb of Leganes, Jamal Ahmidan, with other four terror fugitives, blew himself up shouting “Allah ho Akbar” ( God is the greatest ).
His brother Hamid Ahmidan was accused of helping Jamal Ahmidan to carry out the Madrid Trains Bombing and his trial, with other 28 defendants, began in Madrid on 02/15/2007 .
Summary ;
It is an enigma what turned Jamal Ahmidan, a permissive drug dealer, to a devoted Mujahidin who blew himself up shouting “Allah ho Akbar”.
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PROFILE -ABD AL RAHMAN AHMAD & SOUFIANE RAIFAK
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