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    Published time: May 25, 2013 08:45

    Edited time: May 25, 2013 12:34

    UK intelligence service MI5 approached

    Woolwich killing suspect Michael

    Adebolajo to offer him a job, a friend of

    the alleged murderer claimed in a BBC interview. Shortly after his

    statement, police detained the interviewee for questioning.

    Abu Nusaybah, who claims to be a close friend of Adebolajo, was

    promptly arrested on BBC premises following an interview regarding

    the brutal kil ling in Woolwich on Wednesday. During the interview,

    Nusayaba stated that Adebolajo told him MI5 had harassed him for

    information on repeated occasions, and had even attempted to

    recruit him.

    But afterhim saying that he didn't know these individuals, what he said

    was they asked him ifhe would be interested in working for them. He

    was explicit in that he refused to work forthem but he did confirm he

    A woman reacts as she looks at floral tributes left at the scene where Drummer Lee Rigby of the 2nd Battalion

    was killed outside Woolwich Barracks in London on May 24, 2013 (AFP Photo / Justin Tallis)

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    didn't know the individuals,Nusayaba said.

    The Metropolitan Police said in a statement on Friday that a 31-year-

    old man had been detained in London under the Terrorism Act. Police

    said the arrest was not directly related to Wednesdays murder.

    MI5 acknowledged on Thursday that Adebolajo had been known to

    them for eight years, prompting criticism that they could have taken

    steps to prevent the murder of 25-year-old Army Drummer Lee Rigby.

    Michael Adebolajo and Michael Adebowale are suspected of hacking

    Rigby to death in broad daylight on Wednesday. The two suspects

    were shot by police during their arrest, and are now in hospital

    awaiting police questioning. Footage of Adebolajo surfaced showing

    him brandishing a bloody cleaver, claiming the attack was an eye-

    for-an-eyeact to avenge Muslims killed abroad by UK troops.

    Nusayaba claimed that when he became acquainted with Adebolajo,

    the murder suspect did not exhibit any extremist Islamist tendencies.However, following a trip to Kenya last year where Adebolajo was

    allegedly taken into custody by the Kenyan military and was tortured

    and sexually abused, Nusayaba said he changed.

    He was not his bubbly self,Nasayaba said, adding that he became

    less talkative following the trip.

    A police forensics officer investigates a crime scene where one man was killed in Woolwich, southeast London

    May 22, 2013 (Reuters / Stefan Wermuth)

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    Relatively little is known about the two suspects who committed the

    atrocity in Woolwich on Wednesday, which was condemned in the UK

    press as Baghdad-style violence.It was confirmed that Adebolajo

    and Adebolawe are UK citizens from devout Christian families of

    Nigerian descent, who later converted to Islam.

    He was also known to hand out radical Islamist leaflets that decried

    UK military involvement in Iraq and Afghanistan.

    Police raided Adebolajos family home in Lincolnshire following thekilling. The family reportedly moved away from London over

    concerns their son was becoming more radicalized.

    There have been a number of arrests in London in connection with

    Wednesdays murder. Detectives took a 29-year-old woman at a

    residential address in south London into custody on suspicion of

    conspiracy to commit murder on Thursday. A 29-year-old male was

    also arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder.

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    A picture ofvictim Drummer Lee Rigby, of the British Army's 2nd Battalion The Royal Regiment ofFusiliers is

    displayed with flowers left by mourners outside an army barracks near the scene ofhis killing in Woolwich,

    southeast London May 23, 2013 (Reuters /Toby Melville)

    Anonymous user25.05.2013 15:06O the Games that are being played in our name its all getting a bit

    obvious.

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