After 18 years at Gitmo and CIA black sites, the ‘Osama bin Laden of Southeast Asia’ gets his day in court 

Hambali, an Indonesian pegged as al-Qaeda’s mastermind in Southeast Asia, was accused of plotting the “second wave” of 9/11 attacks. Now, these claims will get aired out. After languishing in Guantanamo, Hambali will be brought to court in Washington, DC, this summer. Patrick Winn has the story. 

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