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Outburst punctuates opening of MIT scientist’s trial

Accuses witness of falsehoods, US of torture

By Farah Stockman
Globe Staff / January 20, 2010

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The trial of Aafia Siddiqui, an MIT- and Brandeis-trained neuroscientist accused of trying to shoot American agents in Afghanistan, opened yesterday with unusual courtroom drama: Siddiqui shouted that the first witness was “lying’’ and used the public forum of the trial to reiterate her accusations that she was tortured in a secret prison - accusations the US ... (Full article: 833 words)

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