NEW YORK MAY 5, 2010 From New Citizen to Suspect in a Year

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Faisal Shahzad was losing his Connecticut home to foreclosure, disliked President George W. Bush, and was an almost invisible presence at the American university where he earned two degrees.

Those are some of the details in the still-emerging portrait of the man who authorities say has implicated himself in the botched Times Square bomb plot.


Details about the alleged Times-Square bombing suspect emerge. WSJ's Evan Perez joins the News Hub with details.
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Mr. Shahzad was born in Pakistan's Northwest Frontier Province, according to Pakistan's U.S. embassy. He worked at a Connecticut marketing firm until 2009, the same year he became a U.S. citizen.


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