Haneef case: Australian police admit to flaws
Updated on Jul 21, 2007 10:43 pm IST
The prosecution case against Mohammad Haneef developed chinks after the Australian Police admitted that crucial evidence against Mohamed Haneef regarding the SIM card, that was said to be found at the scene of the UK bomb plot, is incorrect. The SIM card, the smart card in mobile phones, was found in the possession of one of Haneef's cousins, Sabeel Ahmed, in Liverpool, hundreds of kilometres away from the failed Glasgow bombing.
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