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OT - Z we're missing u on J's thread during the trial![]()
There has still been no comment or mention of Mr Khan's wife, which seems a little odd. I wonder if it's possible they were separated, or in the middle of a divorce?
There has still been no comment or mention of Mr Khan's wife, which seems a little odd. I wonder if it's possible they were separated, or in the middle of a divorce?
Job ads for newspaper delivery drivers here give starting times of 1am and 4.30am. So I guess if the store sold papers, that would be a reason for being there so early.
http://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/arta...nted-for-weekend-work-in-mona-vale/1040495936
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/ne...no-investigation/story-fni0cx12-1227049614311ROZELLE convenience store owner Adeel Khan has become a key person of interest for Strike Force Baracchi detectives, who last night visited the intensive care unit at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital were he is being treated.
The Saturday Telegraph can reveal police have looked into Mr Khan’s financial records and why he was at the store at 4am — hours before the store usually opened.
Detectives have also obtained CCTV footage, which will help them trace Mr Khan’s movements before Thursday’s explosion at his Darling St store, which claimed the lives of Bianka O’Brien, 31, her one-year-old son Jude and neighbour Chris Noble.
The 44-year-old remained in RPA yesterday after being pulled from debris at the back of the building, where he was found crying for help. At the time he was covered by rubble and a fridge, with only his hands sticking out.
Mr Khan’s wife Naima has been by his side after he was taken to hospital with non-life- threatening injuries to his head and legs.
Local businesses said the convenience store, which the couple opened late last year, was not open 24 hours a day.
Correction: The original version of this story incorrectly said that, on Friday, police said Mr Khan was not being treated as a suspect.