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(回答先: ロンドン地下鉄爆破犯のミステリー １２万ポンドもの財産、残す 投稿者 ジリノフスキー松田 日時 2006 年 1 月 09 日 14:43:20)
この「Independent」の記事では、「シェザード・タンウィーア容疑者は、パキスタンに行ったことがある事で知られている」とだけしか書かれていないが、下記の記事（「Telegraph News」/元記事は「The Sun」のよう）によると；
「彼は爆破事件を起こす２年前から、少なくとも２回にわたって、彼の友人と見られているM. S.カーンと共にパキスタンを訪れている。
彼がそこで何をしたのか、誰とコンタクトをとっていたのかということについては、はっきりと断言はできないが、カシミールとの国境付近のマンセーラ（ Mansehra）という所にあるハーカット・ウル・ムジャーエディーン（ Harkat-ul-Mujah）というテロリスト・グループの訓練所で、武器や爆発物の扱い方についての訓練を受けていたといわれている。
情報筋はまた、彼が極めて重大な犯罪の実行犯であるとは認めているが、彼がアルカイダと直接的につながりがあったかどうかについては、何も証拠がないとしている」
と書かれている。
以前、ここでも言われていたように、英米イスラエル、それにパキスタン情報部が加わった合体チームによる計画の実行犯が、彼だったということだろう。
Mystery over London bomber's '£120,000 estate'
By Philip Johnston and Paul Stokes
(Filed: 07/01/2006)
Claims that one of the July 7 suicide bombers left a six-figure fortune mystified investigators last night.
A report in The Sun said that Shehzad Tanweer, 22, who detonated a bomb on the Underground at Aldgate station, killing eight people, had an estate valued at £121,000 net of taxes and debts.
Yet Tanweer, a British national of Pakistani descent, was a student until 2004 and worked for a few hours a week as an assistant in the fish and chip shop run by his father in Beeston, Leeds.
Questions were being asked how he could possess assets of such value.
The report came as a complete surprise to security officials who have spent the past six months investigating every aspect of Tanweer's life in an effort to discover why he took part in the atrocity and whether the terrorist cell was being run from overseas.
In the two years before the attack, Tanweer is known to have visited Pakistan at least twice with his fellow conspirator, Mohammed Siddique Khan.
There is no clear picture about what he did there and who he contacted, though it is believed he spent time at a terrorist training camp run by the Harkat-ul-Mujahedeen group in Mansehra, near the Kashmir border, where he was trained in handling arms and explosives.
Security sources now believe that Tanweer was a more "serious player" than had first been appreciated. But there is no evidence of any direct involvement of al-Qa'eda in the atrocity, though it bore all the marks of one of its operations.
If Tanweer possessed a six-figure sum, it could provide a financial trail leading back to a mastermind of the operation. Investigators were planning further inquiries into his financial background.
At the family home in Leeds, his mother, Parveen Akhtar Tanweer, was unwilling to answer questions about the reports, which quoted a spokesman for the probate office in London as saying: "We have no information as to what the estate was worth before [deductions were] made. The only people who will know are the family and the solicitors."
Neighbours said the family had kept to themselves since Tanweer was named as one of the four bombers who murdered 52 people and injured more than 700.
A man who did not want to be named said: "I don't know if they have got all this money or not but, if they have, they certainly haven't been broadcasting it around the neighbourhood. They are a very private family and want to be left alone to get on with their lives the best they can."
Tanweer was buried in the family's home village of Samoondran in the Punjab region of Pakistan in October. It is thought that more than 300 people attended the funeral. At the time his father, Mohammed Mumtaz Tanweer, 56, said: "As far as I can understand, my son was more British in his orientation than anything else.
"He had planned his career in sport. Even on the night before he died, he was playing cricket."
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