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Pakistan court frees mastermind of Daniel Pearl murder
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Authorities in Pakistan said they will seek to continue the detention of British national Omar Sheikh, who was convicted in 2002 on charges of masterminding the kidnapping and killing of
Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.
A Pakistani court ordered the release of Sheikh on Thursday.
Faiz Shah, a prosecutor in the southern Sindh province, said that Sheikh will remain in prison, citing an earlier ruling from the country s Supreme Court. He will be detained, Shah told the
Wall Street Journal.
Pearl was reporting on militant networks in Pakistan for the
Court orders man convicted in reporter Daniel Pearl s murder released from jail Cameron Jenkins © Getty Images Court orders man convicted in reporter Daniel Pearl s murder released from jail
A court in Pakistan on Thursday ordered for the release of the man who was convicted in 2002 for orchestrating the kidnapping and murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.
Omar Sheikh, a British national, is set to be released from temporary detention following the order, the Journal reported, adding that he has been held in jail since his original conviction was overturned.
The court, which is based in the southern city of Karachi, Pakistan, ruled earlier this year against giving Sheikh a death sentence for allegations of terrorism, kidnapping for ransom, and murder while lessening his conviction to kidnapping alone, which holds a maximum of seven years in prison, according to the newspaper.