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Attorney Jonathan Turley has described his client Al-Timini, in the same suite as the country's leading anthrax scientist, as an "anthrax weapons suspect" … isn't this the kind of connection it is critical for the Holt/Bartlett House committee to investigate? His defense counsel says Anwar Aulaqi was recruiting his help.
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