News by Rohan Smith 2nd Feb 2021 5:19 AM Daniel Pearl s life ended in the most violent way at the hands of terrorists who filmed the journalist s beheading and sent a video to the US consulate in Pakistan.
The Wall Street Journal s South Asia bureau chief was abducted and beheaded by jihadists in the Pakistani city of Karachi in 2002 when he organised an interview with a reclusive spiritual leader. It was a risky scenario in the aftermath of 9/11, but Pearl took his chances. He hopped in a taxi and was not seen again until he appeared in grainy video footage wearing a colourful jacket and holding a copy of Pakistan s English language newspaper,
Pak SC extends interim detention order of Daniel Pearl murderers by a day ANI | Updated: Feb 01, 2021 14:53 IST
Islamabad [Pakistan], February 1 (ANI): Pakistan s Supreme Court (SC) on Monday extended the interim detention order of the accused involved in the murder case of American Journalist Daniel Pearl by one day, reported The Express Tribune.
The three-judge bench of SC led by Justice Umar Ata Bandial heard the government s petition wherein a notice to the attorney general of Pakistan was also issued and records of the case were sought from the Sindh High Court (SHC).
On January 28, the 3-member bench had acquitted all the accused involved in the murder case of the American journalist, ordering the release of the four men languishing in jails for the past 18 years.
News by Rohan Smith 2nd Feb 2021 5:19 AM Daniel Pearl s life ended in the most violent way at the hands of terrorists who filmed the journalist s beheading and sent a video to the US consulate in Pakistan.
The Wall Street Journal s South Asia bureau chief was abducted and beheaded by jihadists in the Pakistani city of Karachi in 2002 when he organised an interview with a reclusive spiritual leader. It was a risky scenario in the aftermath of 9/11, but Pearl took his chances. He hopped in a taxi and was not seen again until he appeared in grainy video footage wearing a colourful jacket and holding a copy of Pakistan s English language newspaper,
News by Rohan Smith 2nd Feb 2021 5:19 AM Daniel Pearl s life ended in the most violent way at the hands of terrorists who filmed the journalist s beheading and sent a video to the US consulate in Pakistan.
The Wall Street Journal s South Asia bureau chief was abducted and beheaded by jihadists in the Pakistani city of Karachi in 2002 when he organised an interview with a reclusive spiritual leader. It was a risky scenario in the aftermath of 9/11, but Pearl took his chances. He hopped in a taxi and was not seen again until he appeared in grainy video footage wearing a colourful jacket and holding a copy of Pakistan s English language newspaper,
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