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FBI Team 'Lost' Suspected Times Square Bomber During Crucial Hours -- FOX News
The FBI team did not know Faisal Shahzad, an American of Pakistani descent, was planning to fly abroad until a final passenger list was sent to officials at the Customs and Border Protection agency minutes before the Emirates flight EK202 was due to take off, intelligence officials said Tuesday.
An FBI team tracking the man suspected of the failed Times Square car bomb attack lost him for crucial hours before he drove to John F. Kennedy Airport and boarded a plane to Dubai, The (London) Times reported Wednesday.
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Suspect Is Said to Admit to Role in Plot -- New York Times
Times Square Bombing: Faisal Shahzad Admits Car Bomb, Gives Authorities Valuable Info -- ABC News
N.Y. bomb suspect trained in Pakistan -- Washington Times
Times Square suspect is charged over ‘weapon of mass destruction’ -- Times Online
30-year-old Pakistani American Charged with Terrorism in Failed NY Bombing -- Voice of America
Times Square Bomber Left Trail From Keys to Calls -- Bloomberg Businessweek
Times Square suspect's associates detained in Pakistan -- CNN
Shahzad's Connecticut Associates under Scrutiny -- CBS
NY bomb suspect probed for links abroad -- Reuters
Where in Pakistan did Faisal Shahzad learn bomb-making skills? -- Christian Science Monitor
Times Square suspect's movements raise questions about holes in antiterror system -- Washington Post
Lapses Allowed Suspect to Board Plane -- New York Times
US revamps airline "no-fly" after failed NY bomb -- Reuters
NY police chief: Bomb suspect bought gun in Conn. -- New York Times
Times Square Suspect's World 'Flipped Upside Down' Last Summer -- NPR
Factbox: Suspected NY bomber a married financial analyst -- Reuters
Smoking Car to an Arrest in 53 Hours -- New York Times
So far, the Times Square case confirms what we already knew -- Peter Feaver, Foreign Policy
The Meaning of Faisal 'Rorschach' Shahzad -- Jeffrey Goldberg, The Atlantic
Obama administration owes answers on how it handled Times Square suspect -- Washington Post editorial
Terrorism shouldn't change our values -- L.A. Times editorial