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Chapter 17
New York, USA.
Miller finished reading the document in his hands and Williams turned off the camera, while another man checked that the recording had been uploaded to the internet. They immediately each grabbed the two men kneeling on the ground and turned them face down, binding their hands and feet together. Muhammad Afzal Behrouz and Naseer Abdel Ali still wondered what their fate would be in the hands of these men.
“You are getting your government into trouble with ours!” Muhammad yelled at them as one of the men grabbed a roll of duct tape and ripped off a piece. “You shouldn’t be doing this!”
“You are making a mistake!” Nasseer yelled at them in turn. The man covered Muhammad’s mouth first, and then him.
The two young Muslims were studying at Columbia University Business School, had struck up a good friendship when they met at enrollment periods, and also share
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