The hunt for Saddam Hussein ended late Saturday with information from a member of his tribal clan.
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(The Independent, The Sunday Times, Asharq al Awsat) Please note: Registration is required for The Sunday Times pieceīetrayal by Clan Led to Hussein's Capture Asharq Al Awsat is reporting that there are speculations that tapping the wife's phone may have led the U.S.
He said: "Finally we got the ultimate information from one of these individuals." In an interview with the Sunday Times, the second wife of Saddam Hussein, who is living in Lebanon with his only surviving son under assumed names, says she received a telephone call or a letter from the ousted Iraqi dictator at least once a week. In Tikrit, Maj-Gen Raymond Odierno said that over the past 10 days soldiers from 4th Infantry Division had questioned up to 10 members of families "close to Saddam". forces with information about his whereabouts. His name is being withheld for fear he could face reprisals from others who are in custody with him.Ī flurry of unconfirmed reports said Saddam's second wife had provided U.S. The person who provided the location did so after being arrested in Baghdad Friday at a Saddam safe house. Treasury and intelligence officials that the $25 million reward for Saddam Hussein will not be paid. investigators will obtain from documents and interrogations of Hussein and what kind of judicial proceedings is he going to face.ĪBCNEWS has also learned from U.S. intelligence finally tracked Hussein down, who provided key clues, what information U.S. Today's special report touches on how U.S. In the aftermath of this historic event, many questions have surfaced related to the fate of the imprisoned former leader, the implications for the Iraqi people, and the impact on the insurgents and the U.S. forces found and captured deposed Iraqi president Saddam Hussein.
15, 2003 - On Saturday, December 13 at approximately 8:30 pm local time in Iraq, U.S.
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