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UK Police Use Tax Laws Against Suspected Terrorist Financier

By Paul Peachey

Bailiffs have seized the London home of a Saudi Arabian political dissident following a tax probe into the funding of a suspected plot to assassinate the regime's late king, U.K. law enforcement said Thursday. Police alleged that Libyan officials paid Mohammed al-Massari, 70, a persistent critic of the Saudi regime, more than Â?600,000 from 2003 to 2004 to find and hire individuals within the Kingdom willing to kill Crown Prince Abdullah, according to court documents. The hit was allegedly ordered by ex-Libyan autocrat Colonel Muammar Gaddafi following a public row between the two Arab leaders at a summit in 2003,...

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