Newspaper conducted an interview with the man who hid Saddam Hussein

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Newspaper conducted an interview with the man who hid Saddam Hussein

16/08/2012 16:53

Beirut, August 16 / August (Rn) - A newspaper published the "Washington Post" American interview with the man who protected the former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein in a hole after the invasion and called Ala Namik, who confirmed that he had dug a hole for the head known as a hole the spider, and the small inside Mzaath . The newspaper pointed out that "Ala rarely talked about the way that helped the fugitives and wanted by the international bodies, but today speaks frankly from inside the cafe of his own not far from the place of the hole a lot." and quoted Ala as saying that "Saddam Hussein came to us and asked us to help and warned that it could be exposed to torture and families, but our true Muslim is urged us to agree. " and acknowledged Ala that he "helped in the transfer of Saddam Hussein between several houses in the region since the invasion in 2003 until the day of his arrest." and added that "Saddam did not use any telephone, He knows that the Americans had been wiretapping communications in search of his voice and was reading a lot of books that were confiscated by U.S. forces. " He added that "Saddam wrote to his wife and his daughters and had two sons, Uday and Qusay Azorana constantly." The Ala that "he and his brother to the arrest of Saddam Hussein and spent 6 months in the prison of Abu Ghraib, then worked as a driver of a taxi, even managed to save some money to open a restaurant in the form of a hut built of brick concrete, contains a number of tables, plastic and with the assistance of his brothers, cooking and processing tables for customers who follow the drama of Turkey and Football matches. " He pointed out that "He was questioned by U.S. soldiers on a daily basis on weapons of mass destruction and places where hiding aides Saddam. " and recordings firearms to Saddam during the period that was hiding in, said Alaa that "Saddam's record on the recording device is small, and the knowledge that Americans will analyze his recordings for clues lead them to his hideout." He explained that the room set up where Saddam was dark all the time and was guards sprayed the floor with water to maintain moisture, and said that American soldiers when they arrested him, covered his face and was bitten by guard dogs. " the paper quoted a spokesman for U.S. Central Command as saying that "military officials could not confirm details of the arrest of Ala, because the records of prisoners in Abu Ghraib in 2003 can not be found. " The paper also quoted the U.S. for Khalil al-Dulaimi, Saddam's lawyer as saying that "Saddam was a known family Namik since 1959 and they helped him to hide, and a member of the family is of him Saddam to U.S. forces, but Ala denies this conclusively. " Khalil Khalil, RN LLC

Source: aknews