Photo Gallery Dubai's Cologne Connection
At a press conference held on Feb. 15, police in Dubai released photos and shots from surveillance cameras of 11 people suspected of being involved in the Jan. 20 murder of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, a senior Hamas military commander.
Dubai Police Chief Lt. Gen. Dhahi Khalfan Tamim identified 11 suspects at a press conference.
A poster from the Gaza Strip bears a photograph of slain Hamas leader Mahmoud al-Mabhouh.
A composite of Dubai police handout photos released on Feb. 15, 2010 showing 11 murder suspects, all of whom were carrying European passports. Six of the passports were British, three were Irish, one was French and one was German.
One of the men was identified as Michael Bodenheimer of Germany. A man calling himself Bodenheimer applied for a German passport last summer, after providing proof that his parents had been German citizens.
The board in the building. The name Michael Budenheimer was still showing there (the letters u and o are identical in Hebrew.)
Bodenheimer had given the address of this office building in the Israeli city of Herzliya as his last address.
A few days later the names Michael Budenheimer and Top Office had been taken down. There is a lot of evidence to suggest that the Mossad established a fake address at the building.
An image from a hotel surveillance camera in Dubai shows two of the suspected murderers.
Another image from a hotel surveillance camera shows another image of one of the suspected murderers.
Two of the suspected murderers check into the hotel.
Two of the suspected murderers talking in the hotel lobby.
Three of the suspects at a shopping center in Dubai.
Two suspects shown in tennis outfits.
Mahmoud al-Mabhouh checks into the hotel.
This image shows two of the suspected assassins allegedly following al-Mabhouh to his room.
