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Topic started on 7-1-2009 @ 06:54 PM by desertdreamer

Handlers on phone ordered Mumbai gunmen to kill


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NEW DELHI (AP) -- "Keep your phone switched on," a handler instructs a gunman by phone in the midst of the Mumbai siege, "so that we can hear the gunfire."

The ruthless commands come from a transcript of phone calls Indian authorities say they intercepted during the attacks in November. India says the men issuing orders, reprimands and encouragement to the young gunmen were Pakistani-based militants directing the attacks by mobile phone.

The men on the phone were confident, direct - and brutal.

"We have three foreigners, including women," a gunman said into the phone from the Oberoi Hotel where hostages had been captured.

"Kill them," replied the handler. Gunshots then rang out, followed by cheering that could be heard over the phone.

"Inflict the maximum damage," they said.

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reply posted on 7-1-2009 @ 07:24 PM by DrumsRfun
reply to post by desertdreamer



I find it a little sick that they actually wanted to hear the gunfire over the phone.Thats pretty messed.
I do doubt how true the article is tho because its from new delhi and I think it might be biased and have an agenda.
I hope war is something they don't want but for some reason I really doubt it.



reply posted on 7-1-2009 @ 08:13 PM by desertdreamer
reply to post by Kailassa



There really is no telling. I have always heard people say that there is no 3rd world country that is worse than the US....

With so much deception going on in the world today, we may never know. would not surprise me.
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