Agents from the US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on Wednesday gave evidence at the trial of the sole surviving gunman of the deadly Mumbai attacks. The first witness, an FBI electronic engineer and forensic expert, told a special prison court that he had examined one satellite phone and three global positioning systems recovered after the attacks.
The downloaded data from the devices showed a number of maps and routes, including one from off the coast of Pakistan to Mumbai, the FBI agent told the court, under condition of anonymity. "This route starts in the ocean near the Gulf of Karachi and it goes to Mumbai. The route was stored by the user," he added. Other locations found on the GPS system included areas of the cities of Karachi and Rawalpindi and of Mumbai.
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