Literally digging up evidence against Hamas

Counterterrorism Blog:

On Thursday, the US District Court in Dallas released several video exhibits as part of the terrorist-financing case against the Holy Land Foundation for Relief and Development (HLF). One of them – a recording of an Islamic Association for Palestine (IAP) convention in Tuscon, Arizona – was recovered by federal authorities at the former home of Fawaz Mushtaha, a former resident of Northern Virginia and an unindicted co-Conspirator in the case.

The current owner of the home, Marcial Peredo, took the witness stand and explained that he was leveling the yard at his new Falls Church home when he stumbled onto a stash of videotapes buried in the ground. Peredo testified that he also discovered burned videotape cases, cellular telephones, money, and maps in his backyard barbeque pit.

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The site links the video and a transcript. The unindicted co-conspirators in this case are as interesting as the defendants. The video seems to confirm Hamas's reputation as a death cult.

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