BELURAN: In a tiny fishing village in a remote corner of Sabah, a 67-year-old woman is grappling with the shocking news that one of her sons-in-law is among the worlds most wanted terrorists.
He is Riduan Issamuddin, 39, better known as Hambali, the chief operative of Jemaah Islamiah that is linked to al-Qaeda, hunted by the United States and South-East Asian countries and arrested last week in Thailand.
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