authorities. He was found in Salameh's apartment and questioned by the authorities (Dwyer 1995). He cooperated with the authorities by providing them with a lot of information about the attack, but was later released. Shortly thereafter, Yasin boarded a flight to Jordan and then returned to Iraq. In the months following the attack, there was widespread speculation, but no confirmation, that the attack was indeed the work of Iraqi intelligence agents (Mylroie, 1993). This conjecture is understandable considering that Operation Desert Storm occurred just two years ago and that Sadaam Hussein was considered one of America's greatest men of action.