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everyone. ever since faisal shahzad was arrested in the times square bombing attempt, one big question has been where did he get the money to finance the operation? broke and unemployed, he still came up with cash to pay for the s.u.v. and that plane ticket to down. today, in the search for answers, federal agents staged seven raids in four northeastern states and made three arrests. details now from justice correspondent bob orr. reporter: f.b.i. agents converged on multiple locations chasing the money trail behind the botched times square attack. suspect faisal shahzad has told interrogators that he had some help paying for his plot and used private money transfer businesses called hawalas, to get cash from pakistan. icpakistan. hawalas like these use very little paperwork. the cash goes literally hand to hand and is often delivered by curriers for a fee. since there are few records, hawalas are frequently used by terrorists to move money. source say shahzad claims he obt
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