Mustafa Mohammed Fadhil

[stewey]

Mustafa Mohammed Fadhil (looks like Eagle Eye Cherry) was removed from the Rewardsforjustice's page (http://www.rewardsforjustice.net/english/wanted_captured/index.cfm) and from the FBI's most wanted list.

I have not been able to find ANYTHING as to his death, capture or dropped charges. Anyone know whats up?

In July, there was a "big fish" captured in Pakistan, and it was never revealed who it was. Was it him?

EDIT:

Had to use google to pull up the old page from WFJ (not linked to anywhere though).

http://www.rewardsforjustice.net/english/wanted_captured/index.cfm?page=Fadhil
http://www.rewardsforjustice.net/images/fadhiljpg.jpg

[Vancouver]

Somebody in this thread at the jihadi club rabaat (France/Belgium)
http://www.ribaat.org/services/forum/showthread.php?t=35363
says that Fadhil is under arrest, but that's all he says.

مصطفى محمد فاضل
Mustafa Muhammad Fadhil

نعمان
Nu'man (an alias of Fadhil)

[Casey]

Somebody in this thread at the jihadi club rabaat (France/Belgium)
http://www.ribaat.org/services/forum/showthread.php?t=35363
says that Fadhil is under arrest, but that's all he says.

مصطفى محمد فاضل
Mustafa Muhammad Fadhil

نعمان
Nu'man (an alias of Fadhil)
Could you post some of it since the site is password protected?

[Vancouver]

The username is Rabie81
[
As-salamou al-aykoum

Voici une liste de 26 "détenus fantôme":
http://hrw.org/french/docs/2005/11/30/usdom12137.htm
et il y a deux autres au moins -- Mustafa Muhammad Fadhil et Mustafa Setmaryam Nasar.
]
Translation: As-salam etc. Here is a list of 26 "phantom detainees" [of the CIA; that press report is what the thread is about]
http://hrw.org/french/docs/2005/11/30/usdom12137.htm
and there are at least two others -- Mustafa Muhammad Fadhil et Mustafa Setmaryam Nasar.

[stewey]

That would explain why it was removed without explanation, and that would also explain the "big fish" that we were never told the identity of (July 2004).

EDIT: in case you were wondering, I am trying to compile information about the "Most wanted terrorists" from the FBIs list.

[Vancouver]

The Fadhil case illustrates a general principle: either very few people on the net actually know anything about the real players, or those who do know, do not talk.
Now nobody at ribaat or elsewhere (AFAIK) contradicted the claim that Fadhil was captured; IMO that carries more weight than the claim itself. Jihadi boards seem to be quick to contradict unsound rumours on their sites.

[stewey]

I am pretty sure he is in custody.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mustafa_Mohamed_Fadhil