Judge indicts 29 for Madrid train bombings
A Spanish judge indicted 29 people in the 2004 Madrid train bombings after a 1,471 page probe. The suspects, mostly Moroccan and Syrian residents, are accused of murder terrorism and related crimes in the coordinated attacks that killed 191 and injured over 1,700. Jamal Zougam is named as an alleged supplier of detonators.
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Mafia boss Bernardo Provenzano finally captured in Sicily
Italian police nabbed Bernardo Provenzano, once the Mafia’s top boss, at a Corleone farmhouse after decades on the run. Investigators mapped his movements with surveillance, noting a laundry delivery led to his location and that a theater of camouflage kept him hidden for years.
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