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April 25, 2005

Official: Zarqawi Eludes Capture; Computer Discovered

Topics: War on Terror

Iraq's Most Wanted Fugitive on the Run After Leaving Behind Valuable Information.

If we have his computer then we're getting close, close enough to learn more about his habits and his network. But don't get too excited about this information, it's old news from February 20. But what is does give us is an indication of our effectiveness in getting to the leaders of the terrorist cells and in learning more about how they operated.

- April 25 ABC News
Jordanian rebel Abu Musab al-Zarqawi -- Iraq's most wanted fugitive -- recently eluded capture by American troops, but left behind a treasure trove of information, a senior military official told ABC News.

On Feb. 20, the alleged terror mastermind was heading to a secret meeting in Ramadi, just west of Fallujah, where he used to base his operations, the official said.

Task Force 626 -- the covert American military unit charged with finding Zarqawi -- had troops in place to grab the fugitive, and mobile vehicle checkpoints had been established around the city's perimeter. Another U.S. official said predator drones were also in flight, tracking movements in and around the city.

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