JTF-GTMO Detainee Assessment - McClatchy
JTF-GTMO Detainee Assessment - McClatchy
JTF-GTMO Detainee Assessment - McClatchy
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S E C R E T / / NOFORN / / 20330625<br />
<strong>JTF</strong>-<strong>GTMO</strong>-CDR<br />
SUBJECT: Recommendation for Continued Detention Under DoD Control (CD)<br />
Guantanamo <strong>Detainee</strong>, ISN PK9SA-001456DP (S)<br />
○ (S//NF) <strong>Detainee</strong> admitted residing in a Quetta guesthouse operated by al-Qaida<br />
operative Yaqub al-Baluchi, aka (Abu Talha al-Baluchi). <strong>Detainee</strong> further admitted<br />
family members of al-Qaida deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri and al-Qaida military chief<br />
Muhammad Atif, aka (Abu Hafs al-Masri), were in the house while he was living in<br />
the residence. 68<br />
○ (S//NF) According to a senior al-Qaida operative, detainee was with a group<br />
residing in a house rented by PK-1461 in Karachi. After the group departed, the<br />
house was given to YM-1457. 69<br />
○ (S//NF) <strong>Detainee</strong>, PK-1460, PK-1461, and YM-10013 were arrested together<br />
during raids on an al-Qaida safe house in Karachi. 70<br />
○ (S//NF) PK-1461 reported detainee was one of many facilitators in who assisted<br />
al-Qaida Arabs traveling out of Karachi. 71<br />
○ (S//NF) YM-252 stated detainee facilitated operations at various Taliban and al-<br />
Qaida guesthouses in Pakistan. 72<br />
� (S//NF) According to PK-1460, detainee used to complain to KU-10024<br />
about wanting something to do. KU-10024 eventually decided to have detainee<br />
rent a safe house for al-Qaida members using the Pakistani name Sayyid Nur.<br />
KU-10024 obtained a Pakistani National Identity Card for detainee in this name. 73<br />
(Analyst Note: This is the house where detainee, PK-1460, PK-1461, and YM-<br />
10013 were arrested.)<br />
• (S//NF) <strong>Detainee</strong>’s has close familial ties with senior level al-Qaida members.<br />
○ (S//NF) <strong>Detainee</strong>’s father, Muhammad Saleh Bin Attash, was a supporter of<br />
UBL.<br />
� (S//NF) According to YM-10014, detainee’s father was a long time friend of<br />
UBL, and there was a strong connection between the two families. 74<br />
� (S//NF) According to an associate of UBL, who was in Yemeni custody as of<br />
25 September 2001, detainee’s father advocated jihadist causes for youths and<br />
assisted them in traveling to and training in Afghanistan. The UBL associate also<br />
stated that funds donated by detainee’s father might have been collected through<br />
charity and other donations from sympathizers in Saudi Arabia. 75<br />
� (S//NF) According to al-Qaida facilitator Ahmad Ibrahim Abu Hasana, aka<br />
(Abu Muaz al-Jiddawi), detainee’s father was considered one of the most<br />
67 IIR 2 340 6222 02<br />
68 TD-314/44392-02<br />
69 TD-314/10133-03<br />
70 001460 FM40 03-JUN-2004<br />
71 �TD-314/38434-02<br />
72 000252 FM40 05-JAN-2005<br />
73 TD-314/42217-02<br />
74 TD-314/35058-03<br />
75 IIR 5 391 0011 01<br />
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