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Leads in case have SA connection <br>
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KENS 5 Eyewitness News <br>
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Web Posted : 09/16/2001 <br>
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There is new information involving San Antonio's connection to the terrorist<br>
attacks. <br>
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CNN is reporting that two men<br>
detained at an Amtrak train station<br>
in Fort Worth were possibly heading<br>
to doctor's home in Northwest San<br>
Antonio. <br>
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Ayub Ali Khan and Mohammed<br>
Jaweed Azmath had boxcutting<br>
knives and approximately $5,000 in<br>
cash when they were detained. <br>
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The two men have been arrested<br>
and charged as material witnesses in<br>
the terrorist attacks, according to<br>
CBS News. <br>
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Sources say that the men have<br>
"critical information" in relation to the<br>
case. <br>
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The 34-year-old radiologist has not been charged in the case, but has been<br>
detained on various Immigration and Naturalization Service statutes. <br>
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It is unclear how much longer officials can detain the doctor without officially<br>
charging him. <br>
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KENS 5 television showed photographs of the two men detained in Fort Worth<br>
to neighbors in the radiologist's neighborhood. <br>
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None of the neighbors said they recognized the men. <br>
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