Saddam Hussein's son-in-law, Jamal Mustafa Sultan, has surrendered, an Iraqi opposition group says. The long-exiled Iraqi National Congress (INC) says Sultan has surrendered to them and will be handed over into US custody within hours. "He is the first close member of the family to be detained," INC spokesman Zaab Sethna said. He says Sultan had been in Syria but the INC had persuaded him to return to Baghdad and give himself up. Sultan is the nine of clubs in the US-issued pack of cards showing its 55 most-wanted Iraqis.
Another one bites the dust. Glad to see the INC is working with us, instead of against us, like the SIIRI is shaping up to be.
| Y'gotta actually feel sorry for these mutts. The mortality rate for Sammy's sons in law was either at or near 100 percent, either way. He's probably feeling relief at the prospect of a nice, safe jail cell instead of a meat hook. |
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