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Posted AT 2:33 AM EDT on 05/09/06

Carleton student says she funnelled cash to terror cell

From Tuesday's Globe and Mail

She started out looking for a husband. Instead, the young Carleton University student became a key conduit for thousands of dollars that, police say, was financing terrorism.Zenab Armend Pisheh, an Ottawa-area chemistry student in her early 20s, says she was used by young, aspiring jihadists in Britain and Canada and that she was handpicked because "sisters don't get caught -- brothers get caught if they send money.

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