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In another message, Rana allegedly suggested that one
individual be brought in under a false occupation.

"Make him a cook," the e-mail said, while in a separate
correspondence, he suggested a typewriter be used in an
application that would include a false employer letter from
1983, noting that laser printers did not exist back then,
prosecutors alleged.
Rana and another Chicagoan David Coleman Headley were
arrested in October for plotting terror attacks in Denmark and
India.
Prosecutors allege that Rana had helped in Headley's
travels to Copenhagen by arranging travel visas for him, who
then posed as an agent of First World while scouting for
terror targets.
Rana and Headley, in federal custody, have denied the
charges.
Since the federal probe began, Rana's businesses have
been effectively destroyed, his lawyers said.
The scene inside First World is quiet, with Rana's
business partner, attorney Raymond Sanders, "nonchalantly
munching peanuts while a female co-worker dispensed advice to
a client over the phone", the Tribune said. PTI YAS
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