The capture of Al Qaeda leader Mohammed yields names of at least 12 men. Officials fear they could be planning retaliatory attacks.
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The FBI has launched intensive investigations into at least 12 suspected terrorists living in the United States whose names were found in the possession of top Al Qaeda leader Khalid Shaikh Mohammed after his arrest five days ago, federal law enforcement officials said Wednesday. Officials said they were particularly concerned that operatives connected to Mohammed could be in the country planning terrorist attacks that the FBI believes may be imminent. Such operatives may just be awaiting a "go" signal, or the onset of war with Iraq, the officials said. |