A Mighty Heart Page #2
The brother's number is bullshit
and Siddique's number is bullshit.
It's bullshit.
"Jamaat Ul-Fuqra."
-Fugra?
-Fugra, Fuqra, who cares?
Community of the Impoverished.
Their aim
is to purify Islam through violence.
"Ten unsolved assassinations.
"Seventeen firebombing cases
between 1979 and 1990.
"Possible link to Richard Reid,
the shoe bomber.
"They are suspected
to have connection to terrorists
"who bombed World Trade Center
in '93."
I didn't know Gilani was that serious.
No, Sheikh Gilani is a peaceful man.
He's always upset when people die.
So he was upset that
the World Trade Centers were bombed?
Yes, because many of his followers
are American.
Do you know who's behind the attack
on the World Trade Center?
-Who?
-The Jews.
-Who?
-The Jews.
Really?
Mossad are the only ones who
could have organized such an event.
Do you know that 4,000 Jews
who normally worked in the Towers
didn't turn up that day?
What are you? A Christian?
No, Jewish.
The American Consulate,
Corporal Bailey speaking.
How can I help you?
Hello, my name is Mariane Pearl
and I'm calling
because my husband is missing.
He's a journalist. And he was...
Ma'am, I'm afraid the Consulate
is closed at the moment.
If you can call back in the morning
and ask for Randall Bennett,
he's Diplomatic Security.
He gets in pretty early, okay?
Hi, can I speak to John Bussey, please?
-John Bussey.
-Hi, John, this is Asra.
Hey, Asra. How are you?
How's the book?
Yeah, it's going really well.
John, listen,
I'm with Mariane Pearl in Karachi
and Danny went for an interview earlier
on today and he hasn't come back yet.
Oh, okay.
Well, who's he interviewing?
Hello?
-Ruth, it's Mariane.
-Mariane?
Judea? It's Mariane.
Is everything all right?
Danny had an interview
and he's not back.
He didn't come home last night.
Mariane, this is Judea.
Who was he interviewing?
A religious leader.
His name was Sheikh Gilani.
Does anyone there
know that he's Jewish?
No, I don't think so.
Mariane, just let us know
as soon as you hear anything. Okay?
Okay. Bye, Ruth.
Sorry, I'm so late.
I love you. I'll call you, okay?
-Hello, I'm calling for Randall Bennett.
-Randall Bennett speaking.
Hello, my name is Mariane Pearl
and my husband is Daniel Pearl.
He's a journalist
for the Wall Street Journal.
I know your husband.
-You do?
-Yeah, I met him yesterday.
-Daniel?
-Daniel Pearl, yeah.
Randall Bennett, Diplomatic
Security Service. How are you?
I wanna ask your advice
about something, if you don't mind.
I'm supposed to be meeting later
with Sheikh Gilani.
Okay.
And I wanna get a sense from you
whether you think
that that's a good idea.
-Who arranged that meeting for you?
-My fixer in Islamabad.
-Is he going to be there?
-No.
I mean, I left him in lslamabad.
-Hello?
-Masud, it's Mariane.
-Hi, Mariane. Is everything okay?
-Danny did not come home last night.
What do you mean
he didn't come home last night?
I need a number for Bashir.
I have the number to the contact
but I don't have the number to Bashir.
Who is your contact?
His name is Arif.
He met him in Rawalpindi.
Driver, please stop near
the Hotel Akbar lnternational.
-Hello.
-Hi. I'm Danny.
-Hello.
-Masud.
-What's your name?
-Bashir.
Hello, Bashir, nice to meet you.
You know, Sheikh Gilani
is a direct descendant of the Prophet.
He is a Pir.
-A holy man.
-The holy man.
Most of the journalists who come here,
they come
with only one story they want to write
and that is,
they want to write about terrorism.
Is that what you want?
Honestly, I can't tell you that
until I meet him.
I don't know that until I meet him.
Sheikh Gilani
does not want to meet journalists.
I understand.
Listen, I have a number of articles.
If you'd like to see them,
I'd be happy to show them to you.
Is there a way
for me to get in touch with you?
My e-mail address is on there.
Bashir is a Jihadi?
-It's possible, I'm not sure.
-Is he connected to Al Qaeda?
I'm not sure. I'm not sure at all.
I'll call Arif
and I'll call you straight back.
-This is serious, actually.
-Yeah, you call me straight back.
Give me Danny's computer.
Look through all the papers in here
and put them over there.
Is this your house?
-Yes, it's my house.
-Your name?
Asra Nomani.
Have you got any ID?
Yes, I have my passport.
I'm from India.
India?
There are some codes.
That's his shorthand.
He's a journalist.
Do you have
a photograph of your husband?
There's a bag with a circle, a polka dot.
Look under the bed.
-Is this your husband?
-Yes.
Give those pictures to me.
-Yeah?
-Hi, Mariane, this is Masud.
I was calling Arif
but his mobile is switched off.
Get down here. Okay?
I'm a bit afraid of police,
can you please protect me from them?
-Get down here. Okay?
-Okay, fine.
Is he coming?
-Hello.
-Yes, I'm Mariane. Who are you?
Javed Habib. I am SSP CID.
-He's Dost, MI.
-Hello.
Hello.
-What is that?
-Military lntelligence. I am Chief of CID.
-The unit in charge of counter-terrorism.
-Counter-terrorism?
Randall Bennett has called me.
Randall Bennett?
Can you help me to understand
what is this?
The most important thing for us
is to find your husband.
Look, Asra and I are your best ally.
Right? We are both journalists
and we should work together.
I would not like
to have it any other way, Mrs. Pearl.
I need your support. I need your help.
-We have Danny's computer.
-Okay. Could I see it?
I'll go and get it.
Who took him to the restaurant?
Did you get the taxi for Daniel Pearl?
-Yes, sir.
-Where did you get the taxi from?
Sir, from Two Swords.
Get out.
What's your name?
Hello, son.
What's your name?
-Harris, sir.
-Harris?
-What's that?
-Can you translate that?
We'll find your Danny.
You must take care of yourself
and the baby.
-You didn't see anyone at 7pm?
-No.
There was no foreigner here yesterday?
Yesterday evening,
did you see a foreigner here?
No, sir.
The Al Qaeda suspects, seen on
their arrival in Cuba earlier this month,
are the subject of renewed concern
over how the United States
is treating its detainees.
The number you have dialed
is not responding at the moment.
I'm really sorry about Danny.
-Have you heard any news?
-No.
Can you tell us what you know?
Danny wanted to meet Gilani.
He went with Arif.
And we spoke with Bashir...
-And who's Arif?
-I don't know.
What do you mean you don't know?
How did you meet him?
-I got his number from a friend of mine.
-Okay, so who's the friend?
-I can't tell you.
-You can't tell us? Why is that?
Is that because
they paid you for Danny?
How much did they pay you for Danny?
I was doing my job, helping Danny.
I don't think you understand
how serious this is.
We need that name to find Danny.
Danny is missing.
He may be able to help me find him.
Okay? I need the name.
I promised him not to give his name.
Do you understand that maybe
you can make the difference
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