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Sydney bomb plot link to race riots, murderer

Monday March 27, 2006

A woman charged at the weekend with plotting to bomb Sydney was a convert to
Islam who planned the attack at the behest of a jailed murderer angered over
anti-Muslim race riots here late last year.

Jill Courtney, 26, was arrested at her suburban Sydney home on Friday in a
swoop by Federal and local police operating under anti-terrorism laws.

She was charged with conspiracy to murder and conspiracy to cause explosives
to be placed in or near a public place.

The court granted a request by Courtney's lawyer that the woman be assessed
by a psychiatrist.

Police were not required to detail the allegations against Courtney during a
brief court hearing yesterday, but Sunday newspapers quoted police sources
saying they believed she was acting out of love for a jailed murderer,
Hassan Kalache.

Kalache, 28, is serving a 22-year sentence for killing a rival drug dealer
in 2002 and allegedly told Courtney he was angry over race riots in Sydney
last December and that he would marry her if she carried out a retaliatory
bombing.

A police detective said Courtney converted to Islam after becoming
"besotted" with Kalache. "It's a pretty sad case, she's a bit of a candle in
the wind," he was quoted as saying.

Courtney is due to appear in court again tomorrow.

Last year's riots began when a white mob shouting racist chants assaulted
people of Middle Eastern appearance in the beachside suburb of Cronulla.



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