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'Manfo Kwaku Asiedu' ( is a suspect in the 21 July 2005 attempted London bombings. Some sources suggest the drifter's real name is 'George Nanak Marquaye', as that was the name on the passport which he used when entering the country, or 'Sumaila Abubakari'.[1]
He was charged on 7 August, 2005, with conspiracy to murder and conspiring to cause an explosion.[1] after an unexploded bomb was found in Little Wormwood Scrubs park, and Asiedu turned himself into police.
A 32-year old native of Finsbury Park at the time, Asiedu was the oldest of those suspected, and said to have no permanent address at the time of the alleged crime.
There was initial confusion that Manfo was the son of Ghana's Deputy Inspector-General of Police, K.K. Asiedu, but his son was later tracked down and absolved.[2]
He is held at the Belmarsh prison, and his first court appearance was August 8th 2005. He speaks the Twi language of Ghana and requires an interpreter in court.[3]
The trial is underway, and Asiedu has started testifying against the other five defendants.[4]
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/6563757.stm
He was charged on 7 August, 2005, with conspiracy to murder and conspiring to cause an explosion.[1] after an unexploded bomb was found in Little Wormwood Scrubs park, and Asiedu turned himself into police.
A 32-year old native of Finsbury Park at the time, Asiedu was the oldest of those suspected, and said to have no permanent address at the time of the alleged crime.
There was initial confusion that Manfo was the son of Ghana's Deputy Inspector-General of Police, K.K. Asiedu, but his son was later tracked down and absolved.[2]
He is held at the Belmarsh prison, and his first court appearance was August 8th 2005. He speaks the Twi language of Ghana and requires an interpreter in court.[3]
The trial is underway, and Asiedu has started testifying against the other five defendants.[4]
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