In this courtroom sketch, Linda Ragsdale, center reads an impact statement during the sentencing hearing of David Coleman Headley, 52, left, before U.S. District Judge Harry Leinen...
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John Theis, left, and Robert Seeder, defense attorneys for David Coleman Headley, speak with reporters at the federal building in Chicago, after Headley was sentenced to 35 years i...
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In this courtroom sketch, David Coleman Headley, 52, left, appears before U.S. District Judge Harry Leinenweber at federal court in Chicago, as Leinenweber imposes a sentence of 35...
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In this courtroom sketch, attorney Patrick Blegen and his client Chicago businessman Tahawwur Rana are shown during Rana's sentencing in federal court in Chicago. U.S. District Cou...
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US prosecutors submitted before the Chicago Court, two pages from Pakistani-American terrorist David Coleman Headley's diary containing telephone numbers.
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In this courtroom sketch, David Coleman Headley is shown in federal court, in Chicago. Headley, the government's main witness, is cooperating with prosecutors after pleading guilty...
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TV stills of David Headley
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TV stills of David Headley
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TV stills of David Headley
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TV stills of David Headley
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Courtroom drawing of Headley before Judge Leinenweber on Mar 18 in Chicago, US
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A day after David Headley confessed to plotting Mumbai attacks, it became clear today that Indian investigators will be able to interrogate the Pakistani-American terrorist in the ...
The Indian government views half a million US citizens of Pakistani origin as terrorists. The Indian government sees him as representing us – Headley, who wasn’t even born in Pakistan.
The MHA must have the honesty to admit that as a result of its bad handling of the Headley case, the extradition door has been closed for ever. But an option of limited utility still remains open
Neither in the narrative of the FBI nor in that of the NIA is there much reference to the Indian cells of Headley and Rana. No attempt has been made to identify them and question them.
The Pakistanis cited in the indictments as the co-conspirators would be the beneficiaries of the acquittal of Rana in respect of the charges relating to the 26/11 terrorist strikes.
The detailed testimony of David Coleman Headley of the Chicago cell of the Lashkar-e-Toiba in the ongoing case against Tahawuur Hussain Rana spotlights the two-pronged strategy by the FBI and what India's response should be
The 26/11 terror suspect currently in US custody was interrogated by the National Investigation Agency (NIA) from June 3-9, 2010 for a total of 34 hours.
One of the sealed documents that the US District Court allowed to be be made public under First Amendment and common law rights. This one is US "Government's Santiago Proffer"
The home ministry today formally placed their dossier of information on accused, including Major Iqbal, a suspected ISI officer, named in Second Charge-Sheet Filed by US Government in 2008 Mumbai Blasts Case, in the public domain