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MALAYSIAN TERRORIST RELATED TO 9/11 & ONCE PLOTTED TO BOMB SINGAPORE RELEASED FROM PRISON

A Malaysian terrorist Yazid Sufaat that is linked to the infamous attack known as 9/11 in New York City has been released by the Malaysian authorities.

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In the year 2000, he plotted to bomb Singapore with 4 tons of ammonium nitrate, which is a form of fertilizer and can be used to make bombs, it is a compound that replaced traditional dynamics that is used in mining.

He has spent more than two decades behind bars. He is a biochemist who was trained in the USA, he graduated from California State University with a degree in biochemistry, He even tried to produce weapons of mass destruction for Al-Qaeda.

He specialised in creating bio-weapons such as anthrax for the terrorist group.

He was released from Simpang Renggam Prison after serving two years.

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Although he is released from the prison, he is under electronic tagging.

Info of Yazid

Scientists who helped Al Qaeda build a laboratory in Kandahar

• Born in Johor on January 20, 1964, a graduate of biological and chemical sciences from California State University, USA.

• Has served with the Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM) as a medical technician to the rank of captain.

• He is suspected of being involved in the US World Trade Center (WTC) bombing on September 11, 2001.

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• Detained for eight years under the ISA between 2002 and 2010.

• Recruit new members to Daesh in Syria after release.

• Re-arrested in 2013 under SOSMA and sentenced to four years in Perak.

• Arrested again in 2017 according to SOSMA and sentenced to two years after capturing a fellow prisoner for Al Qaeda while in prison in Perak.

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