An NEDian, Mohammad Naeem Noor Khan, in his mid 20s is in the news:

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan - The al-Qaida suspect named by U.S. officials as the source of 
information that led to this week’s terrorist alerts was working undercover, Pakistani 
intelligence sources said Friday, putting an end to the sting operation and forcing Pakistan 
to hide the man in a secret location.

Under pressure to justify the alerts in three Northeastern cities, U.S. officials 
confirmed a report by The New York Times that the man, Mohammad Naeem Noor Khan, was 
the source of the intelligence that led to the decision.

A Pakistani intelligence source told Reuters on Friday that Khan, who was arrested in 
Lahore secretly last month, had been actively cooperating with intelligence agents to 
help catch al-Qaida operatives when his name appeared in U.S. newspapers.


"Zafar Qasim, a computer science professor at Nadir Eduljee Dinshaw Engineering University, where Khan graduated in 2001, told the PA that Khan was a “genius student” who finished near the top of his class. He said Khan never appeared interested in any militant activity and never missed a class."

More at: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5626850/
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