Arrested Italian cell sheds light on Bin Laden's European network

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WASHINGTON, October 3, 2001 — On a cold winter night last January, on the outskirts of Milan, Italian anti-terrorist police intercepted a fr

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"… ntelligence also believes Maaroufi was involved in a planned attack on the U.S. Embassy in Rome that prompted the evacuation of the mission on Jan. 5, 2001, Dambruoso tol …"

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Excerpts from this story referencing "U.S. Embassy in Rome":

"… e that on March 3, two weeks after the abduction, a first secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Rome sent Italian authorities the following message: "Abu Omar disappeared in t …"

"… ing. They included Jeff Castelli, officially a diplomatic counselor at the U.S. Embassy in Rome but identified in the most recent arrest warrant as the Rome CIA station c …"

"… ed in the warrant as the Milan CIA station chief; a first secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Rome; and a second secretary at the embassy who was assigned to the American co …"