Breaking News About The Suspects Of The September 11 Attack

Breaking news about the suspects of the september 11th
attacks, plus a way to keep your dirtiest secrets, secret and
the billion dollar takeover bid that was turned down.

Hi everyone I"m Andrea Rene for get the daily.com. Its time to
look at some top national stories.
Earlier this morning authorities at the Pentagon announced
they put murder and consipracy charges against some of the
alleged planners of the September 11th attacks. Khalid
Mohammed is among five other individuals behind bars, and if
convicted, prosectuors will seek the death penalty. The
charges are being brought by an appointee at Guantanamo Bay
and are the first alleging direct involvement in terrorist
attacks from 2001. Mohammed is a Pakistani national who
confessed to being involved, but some officials are concerned
about his confession being inadmissible because he was subject
to "waterboarding," which is considering by many to be a form
of torture. We'll have more details on this case as they
emerge.

TV shows like CSI have most us believing that the police can
get their hands almost any evidence they want these days, but
good news! You can keep your secret online foot fetish private
because there is a software available for the low price of
$200 that will keep your dirtiest hard drive secrets, secret.
But the downside is creeps like Sebastian Boucher can also
hide their nasty child pornographer habits as well. He was
arrested at the Canadian border with a laptop that had
incriminating files names in it, problem was, authorities
couldn't unlock the curious Z drive they were located in. It
uses an encryption similar to what banks use to protect your
money and it is sold under the name Pretty Good Protection or
PGP. Luckily for authorities they were able to hack it after
some high tech help, but for the average joe, impossible.
Boucher is now looking at 20 years behind bars.
And in other internet news, Yahoo Inc. turned down Microsoft's
bid of 44.6 $billion dollars as part of a corporate takeover
package claiming it was inadequate. Now the slumping internet
giant will have to explain to shareholders why the offer was
rejected. Mainly the explanation will consist of reasons why
the offer undervalued the company who stock prices have been
falling significantly in the last three months. Insiders on
the deal say Yahoo is holding out for possible up to $12
billion extra.
You just heard some top stories from Get the Daily.com. I'm
Andrea Rene and be sure to check back for ongoing coverage
from Get the Daily.

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