UK prosecutor: Man had terrorist contact book

Information on al-Qaidi operatives written in invisible ink, jury told

LONDON - A man accused of being an al-Qaida member had a book filled with terrorist contact information written in invisible ink, a British prosecutor said Wednesday.

In his opening remarks, Edis told the jury that the book was one of a number that Habib Ahmed brought from Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, where Rangzieb Ahmed was traveling "on important al-Qaida business."

"They contain information in invisible ink. Who would write phone numbers on a book in invisible ink?" Edis said.

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