Rabei Osman el Sayed Ahmed

Paul Hamilos in Madrid, Mark Tran and agencies Wednesday October 31, 2007 Guardian Unlimited Spanish judge today found 21 people guilty - but acquitted seven - of the Madrid train bombings that killed more than ...

The families of victims killed in the 2004 Madrid train bombings were outraged yesterday at the Spanish national court's acquittals of seven defendants and the perceived leniency in sentences handed down to ...

Jesus Abril, spokesman for the March 11 Association of Terrorism Victims [advocacy website], a group committed to providing support services to victims of the attacks, said that some defendants were sentenced ...

In November 2007, victims vowed to appeal [JURIST report] after a Spanish court acquitted seven of 28 co-defendants accused of participating in the attacks, including alleged mastermind Rabei Osman Sayed Ahmed ...

Three other lead defendants were convicted of murder, culminating a divisive trial over Europe's worst Islamic militant attack An Egyptian who allegedly bragged that he masterminded the 2004 Madrid terror ...

Spain's National Court convicted the three main suspects in the Madrid commuter train bombings of mass murder Wednesday and sentenced them to tens of thousands of years in prison for Europe's worst terror ...