Four arrested for stealing identity of Bin Laden Brother-in-Law
Police in Madagascar arrested four Africans for ID theft, forgery and using credit card information stolen from Mohammed Jamal Khalifa, a brother-in-law of Osama bin Laden who was killed there in January, according to
published reports. INTERPOL -- which
monitored Khalifa prior to his death -- was brought in on the case. As I have previously reported, al Qaeda has a track record of
identity theft, but that's
not necessarily the case here.
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