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Mumbai Gunman's Confession Sheds Light on Massacre
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by 158 | December 14, 2008 at 08:36 pm
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This is a sad event. Many died and relations between India and Pakistan have been damaged. Maybe the police can get information to help prevent future terrorist attacks.
Mohammed Ajmal Kasab said he and his partner, who massacred dozens of people in the city's main train station, had planned a rooftop standoff, but abandoned the plans because they couldn't find a suitable building, the statement to police says.
Kasab's seven-page confession, given to police over repeated interrogations, offers chilling new details of the three-day rampage through India's commercial center that left 164 people plus nine gunmen dead.
He said the assault, which started Nov. 26, was initially set for Sept. 27, though he doesn't explain why it was delayed. The gunmen had been told by their handlers to carry out the attacks during rush hours when the station is teeming with commuters.
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at 21:20 on December 14th, 2008
Terror attacks especially against Civilian always end up back firing against the Terrorist and their cause.
at 08:41 on December 15th, 2008
if the Indian Police press him furhter he may confess to the murder of JF Kennedy and a hand in Mahatma Gandhi.. imagine how much fame and praise that will bring to the Indian Goverment.