A former army captain was accused by the Malaysian government of buying guns and bombs for Islamic forces to carry out a holy war in Southeast Asia. He already is accused of putting up two Sept. 11 hijackers a year before the attack. The government accuses Yazid Sufaat, 37, of providing cash to purchase guns for Islamic rebels fighting Philippine government troops. The document also accuses Yazid of offering an apartment he owned outside Kuala Lumpur as a "stop over" destination for al-Qaida members to hold secret meetings in 2000.
Yazid's mouthpiece, Saiful Izham Ramli, said his client denied links to any terrorist group or meeting any of the hijackers.
Yazid was best pals with Hambali. The "wudn't me" defense doesn't work too well when you're on tape. He was singing before. Wonder what happened? |