Trial of attempted terrorist attack in Australia in March 2006. Later that year, NSW police were still investigating and told the press the media had confused 3 separate terrorist incidents that were being reported at the time as being somehow related (Nov 2, 2006). The following is one of those 3 terrorist incidents and it is court now:
http://au.news.yahoo.com/070517/19/13hqz.html
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--> Thursday May 17 (2007), 05:45 PM
<b>Australian planned bombing 'to prove love'</b>
Photo : AFPÂ
SYDNEY (AFP) - An Australian woman planned to explode a car bomb in Sydney's main nightlife district to prove her love for her jailed boyfriend, a court was told Thursday.
Jill Courtney, 27, was "obsessed" with Hussan Kalache, who had promised to marry her if she carried out a "mission", police said in a statement presented in court.
They said she had Kalache's name and prison number tattooed "over various parts of her body," and that he had wanted Courtney to "prove her love to him by undertaking a 'mission' before he would commit to marriage."
She was ordered to stand trial on charges of conspiring to commit murder and place explosives in a public place. The police said Courtney denied the allegations.
According to the statement, a tip-off that a car-bomb would explode in the Kings Cross area in Sydney <b>on March 24 last year</b> led them to Courtney, who lived with her father.
Investigations revealed she and Kalache, now 28, were in a "turbulent" relationship and she was obsessed with marrying him.
"During (one) conversation Kalache states that after the 'mission' is completed he will marry the accused immediately," the statement said.
Courtney allegedly approached a number of people asking for assistance in buying materials and making a bomb.
When her home was searched, police seized a timing kit, chemical lists and items which they said could be used in the construction of a bomb. A wig was also found.
A notebook allegedly detailing the "mission plan" said: "Go place, set it up, leave, do it, go to borrowed car, change clothes, wig, drive home."<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Yahoo Australia's news is not permanent. Here's The Australian (May 17, 2007) with pretty much the same story:
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story...92-1702,00.html
Of course, we can just guess that the Religion of Peace is involved. But why guess, when the proof is there? The woman Jill Courtney is a convert to islam and her boyfriend is a faithful salami of course:
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0...026-953,00.html
<b>Aussie jihadists lured</b>
Nov 03, 2006:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->NSW Counter Terrorism Commander Nick Kaldas confirmed a Muslim convert was in jail facing charges of conspiring to murder over an alleged Kings Cross bomb plot.
Police claim that Jill Courtney, 26, made the plans with convicted murderer Hussan Kalache, 28, over nine months to March 23 this year.
Courtney was arrested at Casula on March 24.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Around same time last year, they figured all of this out, why then is it taking so long:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200...638797.htm
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Monday, May 15, 2006. 3:37pm (AEST)
<b>Court hears of alleged bomb plot</b>
The case against a second person charged with plotting to bomb a public place has been heard briefly in a Sydney court.
Hussan Kalache, 28, is charged with conspiracy to put explosives in a public place and conspiracy to murder.
A charge sheet tendered to Sydney's Central Local Court alleges that he conspired with Jill Courtney between July of last year and March of this year.
Ms Courtney was charged in March with the same offences.
Mr Kalache did not appear in court today and the case was adjourned until July.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
http://au.news.yahoo.com/070517/19/13hqz.html
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin--> Thursday May 17 (2007), 05:45 PM
<b>Australian planned bombing 'to prove love'</b>
Photo : AFPÂ
SYDNEY (AFP) - An Australian woman planned to explode a car bomb in Sydney's main nightlife district to prove her love for her jailed boyfriend, a court was told Thursday.
Jill Courtney, 27, was "obsessed" with Hussan Kalache, who had promised to marry her if she carried out a "mission", police said in a statement presented in court.
They said she had Kalache's name and prison number tattooed "over various parts of her body," and that he had wanted Courtney to "prove her love to him by undertaking a 'mission' before he would commit to marriage."
She was ordered to stand trial on charges of conspiring to commit murder and place explosives in a public place. The police said Courtney denied the allegations.
According to the statement, a tip-off that a car-bomb would explode in the Kings Cross area in Sydney <b>on March 24 last year</b> led them to Courtney, who lived with her father.
Investigations revealed she and Kalache, now 28, were in a "turbulent" relationship and she was obsessed with marrying him.
"During (one) conversation Kalache states that after the 'mission' is completed he will marry the accused immediately," the statement said.
Courtney allegedly approached a number of people asking for assistance in buying materials and making a bomb.
When her home was searched, police seized a timing kit, chemical lists and items which they said could be used in the construction of a bomb. A wig was also found.
A notebook allegedly detailing the "mission plan" said: "Go place, set it up, leave, do it, go to borrowed car, change clothes, wig, drive home."<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Yahoo Australia's news is not permanent. Here's The Australian (May 17, 2007) with pretty much the same story:
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story...92-1702,00.html
Of course, we can just guess that the Religion of Peace is involved. But why guess, when the proof is there? The woman Jill Courtney is a convert to islam and her boyfriend is a faithful salami of course:
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0...026-953,00.html
<b>Aussie jihadists lured</b>
Nov 03, 2006:
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->NSW Counter Terrorism Commander Nick Kaldas confirmed a Muslim convert was in jail facing charges of conspiring to murder over an alleged Kings Cross bomb plot.
Police claim that Jill Courtney, 26, made the plans with convicted murderer Hussan Kalache, 28, over nine months to March 23 this year.
Courtney was arrested at Casula on March 24.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->Around same time last year, they figured all of this out, why then is it taking so long:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200...638797.htm
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Monday, May 15, 2006. 3:37pm (AEST)
<b>Court hears of alleged bomb plot</b>
The case against a second person charged with plotting to bomb a public place has been heard briefly in a Sydney court.
Hussan Kalache, 28, is charged with conspiracy to put explosives in a public place and conspiracy to murder.
A charge sheet tendered to Sydney's Central Local Court alleges that he conspired with Jill Courtney between July of last year and March of this year.
Ms Courtney was charged in March with the same offences.
Mr Kalache did not appear in court today and the case was adjourned until July.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->