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authorizing his followers to commit violent acts against the U.S. In February, 1998 BIN LADEN endorsed a fatwah authorizing the killing of American civilians anywhere in the world where. they can be found. The substance of these were repeated by Bin Laden during a press conference in May, 1998. During July and August, 1998 members of "al Qaeda" made preparations to detonate explosives near the U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. The embassies were actually bombed on 7 August 1998. More than 216 lives were lost in the Kenya explosion and more than 10 lives were lost in the explosion in Tanzania. 2.2 ACCOMPLICES: Muhammad Atef; Wadih El Hage; Mohamed Sadeek Odeh; Mohamed Rashed Daoud Al-Owhali; Mustafa Mohamed Fadhil; Khalfan Khamis Mohamed; Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani; Sheikh Ahmed Salim Swedan;Msalam, f/n Fahid, Mohammed Ally 2.3 CHARGE: Murder; Murder Conspiracy; Attack on a United States Facility 2.4 LAW COVERING THE OFFENCE: Title 18 United States Code Sections 2332(b), 844(f) and 930(a) 2.5 MAXIMUM PENALTY POSSIBLE Life in prison 2.6 TIME-LIMIT FOR ENFORCEMENT: None 2.7 ARREST WARRANT: No. S(2) 98 CR. 1023 issued on 16 December 1998 by the judicial authorities in United States District Court, Southern District of New York; New York, New York (USA). Name of signatory: Theodore Katz, United States Magistrate Judge 2.8 SECRETARIAT IN THE LANGUAGE USED BY THE REQUESTING COUNTRY: NO 3 - ACTION TO BE TAKEN IF FUGITIVE IS FOUND PROVISIONAL ARREST It is understood that: - the NCB of the country where the wanted person is found should immediately inform the. requesting NCB (quoting reference and date) and the General Secretariat; - if that country considers red notices to be valid requests for provisional arrest, the fugitive should be provisionally arrested.. EXTRADITION Please tick the wording required (before asking for publication of a red notice, the requesting