Six more Britons had identities stolen by Mossad assassins

By Richard Spencer in Dubai and Aislinn Laing Published: 6:50AM GMT twenty-five February 2010

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Police in Dubai right away contend twelve cloned British passports were used in the murdering of Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, as the sum series of suspects rose to 26.

One of the Britons whose pass was calculated was declared as Gabriella Barney, creatively from Bury, Lancs, who is thought to have changed to Israel as a child.

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She was one of 6 women who have right away declared in tie with the gangland slaying of Mr Mabhouh, who was found passed in his road house room on January 20.

The Foreign Office pronounced the photographs and signatures on the newly-released passports did not compare those of the Britons whose names and dates of bieing born were hold on file.

The mom of one of the Britons named, Mark Sklar, 30, told The Daily her son, who right away lives in Israel, had never been to Dubai.

Rachel Sklar, who lives in Staines, Middlesex, said: "He"s only a normal guy. I think he"ll be utterly disturbed by this."

The alternative Britons whose passports were used were Roy Cannon, 62, Stephen Drake, 54, Philip Carr, 35, and Daniel Schnur, 32.

Police suggested new sum about the attempted murder together with uninformed CCTV footage of the strike patrol in action.

It showed the suspects in assorted locations opposite the city, together with the airfield and hotels, in identical positions to those shown in the strange footage. Some were posing as couples as they entered and left hotels.

It additionally emerged that one of the assassins used a credit label released by the Nationwide Building Society and dual used cards released by the British organisation IDT Finance where Mr Sklar works.

Another thirteen suspects used credit cards released by the same American bank, Metabank, to book flights and road house rooms.

The 6 Britons were between fifteen newly-identified suspects, who additionally carried French, Irish and Australian passports.

One of the Australian men whose pass was cloned, Adam Korman, 34, pronounced from his home in Tel Aviv: "I am shocked, it"s temperament burglary simply unbelievable.

"I have been fearful and repelled since reception the news. It"s insane and a defilement of human and particular rights to do such a thing."

Mr Mabhouh was since an electric shock and afterwards smothered with a sham whilst staying at the Al Bustan Rotana Hotel nearby Dubai Airport. He is thought to have been lured there from his home in Syria on the fake of shopping arms for Hamas.

Police additionally gave some-more report about the movements of the gangland slaying squad.

They pronounced the group flew in from 4 European locations Zurich, Rome, Paris and Frankfurt prior to withdrawal after the killing, in a little cases inside of minutes.

The suspects sparse opposite the universe in destinations enclosed Hong Kong, Doha, Amsterdam, Paris, Bangkok and Frankfurt, with a series reuniting in Zurich.

In an weird twist, it emerged dual of the suspects, both utilizing Australian passports, fled by vessel to Iran, a sworn rivalry of Israel.

It heightened suspicions Mr Mabhouh might have been tricked by someone he deliberate an ally. Police have already arrested dual Palestinians, pronounced to be members of Hamas"s opposition Fatah, as suspects and a part of of Hamas has been incarcerated in Syria, indicted of assisting the assassins.

Britain, France, Ireland and Germany have already called in Israeli ambassadors, hurt by the make use of of their nationals" passports in the operation.

A Foreign Office orator said: "We hold that pass sum were fraudulently used as in the prior cases. We are looking to hit these alternative 6 as we did prior to to suggest consular assistance."