Newly Discovered Warnings About Headley Reveal a Troubling Timeline in Mumbai Case
A review of the U.S. government's contacts with David Coleman Headley, a central figure in the 2008 attacks on Mumbai, has identified at least five separate cases in which relatives or associates warned he was training or working with Pakistani militants.
The review, which is being led by the Director of National Intelligence, found that plausible allegations about Headley's extremist ties began as early as 2001 and were more numerous and specific than previously disclosed, federal officials said.