Suspect says Pearl alive amid Karachi manhunt
British-born militant Ahmad Omar Saeed Sheikh, 27, was arrested in Lahore after noon on Tuesday in the Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl kidnapping case. Police say Pearl is alive and Saeed is being transferred to Karachi for questioning as a nationwide hunt continues.
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Milosevic trial opened over killings and war crimes
Prosecutor accuses Slobodan Milosevic of orchestrating a decade of violence in Croatia Bosnia and Kosovo in a mass campaign of savagery. The case outlines rape torture looting and killings with up to 66 counts of genocide and crimes against humanity. Milosevic attends as UN prosecutors present a six hour opening statement.
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