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According to the FBI complaint, Headley had engaged
in extensive international travel since at least 2006,
including multiple trips to Pakistan, India, Denmark and other
countries in Europe.

"Records reflecting the locations of internet protocol
addresses used by Headley to send emails indicate that Headley
has spent substantial time in Pakistan and elsewhere during
the past several years – often for months at a time," the
complaint said.
Though there is no indication of how much time Headley
spent in India and where all did he visit, it is clear from
the affidavit that the LeT had drafted an American national to
execute its next major terrorist attack in India; which now
appears to have been busted by the FBI.
The FBI says that the "LeT Individual A" was arrested
by Pakistani authorities this summer, but was later released
by them.
"Lashkar-e-Taiba member A, whose identity is known to
the government, is an individual with substantial influence
and responsibility within Lashkar-e-Taiba," the FBI said,
adding that based in Pakistan, LeT focus area is primarily
India.
The FBI said Headley had communicated with LeT Member
A through coded messages and through various modes of
communication including in-person meetings, telephone
conversations (including calls placed using long distance
calling cards) and emails.
Headley, in particular, utilised a cell phone, the
account of which is the name of a deceased individual. (MORE)
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