Abouhalima

When I interviewed Abouhalima after the attack when he was in prison, he clearly still had Egypt on his mind.

Mark Juergensmeyer: Is Tahrir Square the End of Al Qaeda? Mark Juergensmeyer 2011

An Egyptian, Mahmud Abouhalima, was credited with being one of the chief conspirators in the 1993 bombing of the twin towers.

Mark Juergensmeyer: Is Tahrir Square the End of Al Qaeda? Mark Juergensmeyer 2011

Officials say Abouhalima, who disappeared after the bombing, may be in Pakistan.

The Trail To 'The Jihad Office' 2008

Federal investigators have told NEWSWEEK that witnesses place Salameh and Abouhalima at a New York-area gas station the night before the blast.

The Trail To 'The Jihad Office' 2008

Abouhalima had already been tortured by Egyptian intelligence agents for 10 days, and had the wounds to prove it.

Tortured Reasoning Rose, David 2008

Rahman, who went on a media counteroffensive last week, denies any knowledge of Abouhalima, Salameh, Shalabi's death or the bombing.

The Trail To 'The Jihad Office' 2008

Shalabi welcomed him, providing an apartment and making Abouhalima available as a driver and personal assistant.

The Trail To 'The Jihad Office' 2008

Shalabi even employed Abouhalima in his electrical-contracting business.

The Trail To 'The Jihad Office' 2008

At that moment, Nosair and Abouhalima may have had an epiphany: back home in Egypt, suspected terrorists are dragged in and tortured.

The Road To September 11 2007

The escape plan was amateur hour: Nosair's buddy Abouhalima was supposed to drive the getaway car, a taxicab, but the overexcited Nosair jumped in the wrong cab and was apprehended.

The Road To September 11 2007