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Title: The Missing Pearl
| Subject: | Area & Country Studies | | Date: | December 31, 1969 | | Level: | College, Undergraduate | | Grade: | Unspecified | | Length: | 1 pages (345 words) | | Essay rating: | 13
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(total score: 27) | | Keywords: | ahmad omar saeed sheikh, london school of economics, omar saeed, muslim charity, karachi pakistan, indian plane, western tourists, wall street journal, militant activity, journal reporter, daniel pearl, militant group, excelled, hideout, abducted, abduction, hostages, hostage, wall street, manhattan, |
Ahmad Omar Saeed Sheikh was created by a well-to-do Pakistani immigrant couple. Saeed excelled in school and life during his early years in London. Doing well in school got him into the London School of Economics, where he proceeded to study statistics. Then things took a turn for the worse, Saeed decided to volunteer for a Muslim charity in Bosnia and ended up getting to sick to complete the trip. This illness held him back and so he decided to drop out of school. Soon after he dropped out of school, Saeed started training at an Afghanistan camp, which led him to join the militant group Harkat-ul-Ansar. His first use of his training came in ... Showed first 120 words of 360 Size (words) ...
... Continuing with another 115 out of 360 Size (words) ...The hostages were unharmed, fortunately. Saeed was then sent to an Indian prison and after five years was released. The reason he was released was because militants hi-jacked an Indian plane and in order to get their 155 passengers back the people of India had to release Saeed. Saeed then went and laid low in Pakistan, but was still involved in militant activity. Saeed had been able to stay out of the light until this past January. On January 23rd Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl was abducted in Karachi, Pakistan. Saeed has since become the main suspect in the abduction. This case is yet to be ...Essay still continues 100 more words...
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