Suspect guest house, Jalalabad

American counter-terrorism analysts justified the continued detention of various Guantanamo captives because they were believed to have stayed in suspect guest houses in Jalalabad.

American counter-terrorism analysts routinely conflated the concept of a guest house, a place for the open accommodation of visitors and travelers with that of a safe house, a place for hiding fugitives, or for hiding the travel of spies or criminals.

The Uyghur house(s) in Jalalabad

American counter-terrorism analysts identified one or more suspicious houses for the accommodation of Uyghur captives in Guantanamo.

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Other suspicious house(s) in Jalalabad

American counter-terrorism analysts identified several houses in Jalalabad that they regard as suspicious that they did not tie to a particular suspicious group.

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