24-02-2010, 04:28 PM
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Quote:Dubai reveals new Hamas suspects
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Mr Mabhouh died in his hotel room in Dubai last month
Police in Dubai have identified 15 more suspects in the killing last month of a senior member of the Palestinian Islamist militant group, Hamas.
Six of those believed to be responsible for the death of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh had UK passports, while the rest had Irish, Australian and French documents.
Many of the suspects allegedly used credit cards issued by the same bank.
On Tuesday, Israeli opposition leader Tzipi Livni applauded the killing, which Dubai believes Israel was behind.
Israel has repeatedly refused to confirm or deny its involvement.
One of the founders of Hamas's military wing, the Izz al-Din Qassam Brigades, Mr Mabhouh was found dead in a hotel room in the Gulf emirate on 20 January.
A post-mortem examination report said he had been electrocuted and then suffocated.
“ The suspects gathered in Dubai and dispersed to various locations before pairing up again in different teams and heading off to other destinations ”
Dubai police
Earlier this month, the Dubai authorities released the names and passport photographs of 11 "agents with European passports" - six from the UK, three Irish, one French and one German.
All four countries have since said the documents were fraudulent.
In a statement on Wednesday, Dubai police said they had now identified a total of 26 people suspected of having been involved in Mr Mabhouh's death.
The names of the six newly identified suspects who used UK passports were listed as Daniel Marc Schnur, Gabriella Barney, Roy Allan Cannon, Stephen Keith Drake, Mark Sklur and Philip Carr.
Those on Irish passports were Ivy Brinton, Anna Shuana Clasby and Chester Halvey; on French passports David Bernard LaPierre, Melenie Heard and Eric Rassineux; and on Australian passports Bruce Joshua Daniel, Nicole Sandra Mccabe and Adam Korman, according to the statement.
Police also produced a chart tracing the travel routes of both the new and old suspects before and after Mr Mabhouh's death.
"The suspects gathered in Dubai and dispersed to various locations before pairing up again in different teams and heading off to other destinations," they said.
Investigators have also discovered that 14 of the suspects had used credit cards issued by MetaBank, which is based in the United States.
"The cards were used to book hotel rooms and pay for air travel," the statement added.
The UK Foreign Office said it was following up the reports that more false passports of British nationals might have been used, but would not confirm the figures given by the Dubai authorities.
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