Afghan Hijacker Found Working as Cleaner at Heathrow
                   
foxnews.com     May 16, 2008            

An Afghan hijacker who won the right to live in England is working at Heathrow Airport in London as a cleaner in the British Airways training center, the Daily Mail reported. Nazamuddin Mohammidy, 34, was among nine hijackers who in 2000 diverted an Ariana Airlines flight with 160 passengers on... [read full story]                    


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