<http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,506190,00.html>
http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,506190,00.html 

FOILED BOMB PLOT


Terror Suspect Worked at Frankfurt Airport


Adem Yilmaz, one of the three men arrested in Germany two weeks ago on
suspicion of plotting bomb attacks, spent time working at Frankfurt Airport,
one of the possible targets, SPIEGEL has learned.

One of the three  <file:///C:/international/germany/0,1518,504037,00.html>
terrorism suspects arrested two weeks ago in Germany worked at Frankfurt
Airport, SPIEGEL has learned. 

Turkish citizen Adem Yilmaz from the town of Langen in western Germany was
employed in the security division of rail operator Deutsche Bahn from 1997
until 2002.

During that time he worked in the railway station of Frankfurt airport for a
time. The airport was one of several targets the three men are alleged to
have considered.

He left the job in 2002 and drew unemployment benefit after that.

The Federal State Prosecutor's Office is trying to identify supporters of
<file:///C:/international/germany/0,1518,505265,00.html> Islamic Jihad
Union, the group which claimed responsibiliy for the foiled plot. 

A total of eight people have been identified as possible helpers and are
being sought.

 



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