NEW YORK — Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, a son-in-law of Osama bin Laden who once served as a spokesman for Al Qaeda, pleaded not guilty at his arraignment Friday morning in US District Court in Manhattan, where he was charged with conspiring to kill Americans.
John P. Cronan, an assistant US attorney, said in court Abu Ghaith had spoken at length with US law enforcement officials after his arrest by federal authorities on Feb. 28. Cronan cited a 22-page document detailing his statements but did not characterize them. The statements were not made public.
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Why is he allowed to PLEAD in a Federal Courtl? Thanks to Obama and Holder we won't get a any useful information out of him at all. This isn't meant to combat terrorism, it's meant to give Obama something to BRAG about. Even though it was Turkey that first captured him, not the US.
another pathetic liberal move by Obama. Wake up