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Extradited From U.K., Suspect Pleads Not Guilty to NYC Subway Terror Plot

January 8, 2013

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Medunjanin was sentenced to life in prison after a guilty verdict at a trial last year. At his sentencing, he recited verses from the Quran and said he had "nothing to do with any subway plot or bombing plot whatsoever."

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