Jamal Zougam
Events (15)
- November 13, 2001: Spanish Militants Not Arrested Are Later Involved in Madrid Bombings 2001-11-13
- Late May-June 19, 2003: Spanish Increase Surveillance of Madrid Bombers after Their Associates Are Arrested for Bombings in Morocco 2003-06-19
- February 3, 2004: Spanish Intelligence Continues Monitoring Madrid Bombings Mastermind, Links Him to Active Al-Qaeda Suicide Bomber 2004-02-03
- March 5, 2004: Madrid Bomber Calls Imprisoned Head of Madrid’s Al-Qaeda Cell 2004-03-05
- March 12, 2004: Spanish Government Continues to Blame Basque Separatists for Madrid Bombings Despite New Evidence Islamist Militants Are to Blame 2004-03-12
- March 12, 2004: Spanish Police Stop Monitoring Two Likely Madrid Bombings Suspects 2004-03-12
- 4:00 p.m., March 13, 2004: Spanish Government Announces Islamist Militant Has Been Arrested for Madrid Bombings, but Continues to Blame Basque Separatists 2004-03-13
- March 16, 2004: Investigators Slow to Find and Arrest Madrid Bombers Despite Obvious Clues 2004-03-16
- March 19, 2004: Spanish Government Announces Arrest of Madrid Bomber, Causing Others to Flee 2004-03-19
- March 24-30, 2004: Spanish Police Slow to Arrest Obvious Madrid Bombings Suspect, Then Inexplicably Release Him Six Days Later 2004-03-24
- October 31, 2007: 21 People Found Guilty of Role in 2004 Madrid Bombings, but Alleged Mastermind Found Innocent 2007-10-31
- June 2001: Spain Does Not Heed French Warning to Arrest Future Madrid Train Bomber
- 2000-Early March 2004: Key Madrid Bomber Linked to London Imam Abu Qatada and Other Militants, but Is Not Arrested
- 1995-February 2001: Monitored Al-Qaeda Leader and British Al-Qaeda Informant Raise Money for Chechen Rebels
- September 2002-October 2003: Informer Closely Watches Madrid Bombers