NEW YORK AP - A U.S.-trained Pakistani scientist being tried on charges she tried to kill Americans while she was detained in Afghanistan in 2008 told a jury Thursday that she didn't picked up a gun or fire it."This is crazy," Aafia Siddiqui testified when cross-examined about the accusations at her attempted murder trial in Manhattan.
January 29, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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NEW YORK AP – A U.S.-trained Pakistani scientist being tried on charges she tried to kill Americans while she was detained in Afghanistan in 2008 told a jury Thursday that she didn’t picked up a gun or fire it.
“This is crazy,” Aafia Siddiqui testified when cross-examined about the accusations at her attempted murder trial in Manhattan. “It’s just ridiculous. … I never attempted murder, no way. It’s a heavy word.”
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