Terror Investigators Use Wiretaps at Mosque
Six men arrested on suspicion of terrorist links were recorded talking about weapons and terror training camps on wiretaps installed in a Rome mosque, judicial sources said.
The sources refused to comment, however, on what were said to be transcripts of the recordings published in some Italian newspapers in which the men talked about wanting to kill President Bush.
The men--two Algerians, a Pakistani and three others whose nationalities were not given--were arrested Friday. Their lawyers were not available for comment.
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