March 17, 2010— -- Accused Mumbai attack planner David Coleman Headley intends to abandon his not guilty plea and enter a plea of guilty in federal court this week, his lawyer told ABC News today ...
U.S. Embassy Didn’t Pass Along Tip About Headley’s Ties to Mumbai Terrorists More questions are being raised about how federal law enforcement officials handled two tips they received about David ...
The U.S. has extradited a Pakistani accused of facilitating a fake cover for a friend to conduct surveillance of potential attack sites for the group behind the 2008 Mumbai terrorist attacks, the ...
A judge on Thursday handed down a 35-year sentence to a small-time American drug dealer-turned-terrorist plotter who helped plan the brutal 2008 attack on Mumbai, India. "I hope it will keep Mr.
“India alleges that Rana facilitated a fraudulent cover so that his childhood friend David Coleman Headley (Headley), a U.S. citizen born Daood Gilani, could freely travel to Mumbai for the purpose of ...
CHICAGO—Confessed terrorist David Coleman Headley was so eager to cooperate after his 2009 arrest that he worked with FBI agents to try to engineer the capture of a suspected mastermind of the 2008 ...
CHICAGO — Minutes before an American, David Coleman Headley, 52, was sentenced to 35 years in prison for helping to plan a deadly attack on Mumbai, India, that killed a Nelson County father and ...
Defending a vast program to sweep up phone and Internet data under antiterror laws, senior U.S. officials in recent days have cited the case of David Coleman Headley ...
Federal agents investigated David Coleman Headley after a tip from his wife three years before Pakistani terrorists struck Mumbai in 2008. Headley was a key figure in the attack that killed 166 people ...
CHICAGO AP - One of two Chicago men accused of plotting terrorist attacks against a Danish newspaper that caused widespread protests by printing cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad was scheduled ...
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