February 04, 2010 | RussiaToday | Aafia Siddiqui, the Pakistani scientist found guilty of attempting to kill American servicemen by a US court, "disappeared" from Karachi in March 2003.Her family says she was held at the US military's Bagram airbase in Afghanistan.
But her first husband says she spent five years on the run with her children, before being arrested in 2008 with her adopted son in Afghanistan.
Al Jazeera's David Chater reports on Siddiqui's "missing years" (Vid below : Aafia Siddiqui's "missing years" - how reliable is Aljazeera, has aljazeera turn into another US propaganda machine? )
Many of Aafia Siddiquis supporters are saying that she was framed and that the servicemen who saw the act, all had different vantage points, some didnt even see anything. Petra Bartosiewicz joins Kristine Frazao, she is a writer for The Nation living in Brooklyn, New York. She is writing a book on the Justice Departments terrorism trials since 9/11, she has covered the Aafia Siddiqui trial extensively.
