The uproar at JFK airport last week was due to a group of suspected terrorists who at the time were based in Trinidad and Tobago and were apparently planning to blow up fuel supply tanks and pipelines at the International airport. 

However they were also under surveillance from the Dominican Republic one of the suspect’s family members has leaked to the press. One of the suspected terrorists Abdel Nur aged 57 from Guyana and an Islam convert eventually handed himself over to authorities in Trinidad and Tobago where his relatives shockingly revealed they had received information that one of the spies involved in investigating the case had been working from the nations capital of Santo Domingo.

The suspected terrorists are allegedly part of the Al-Qaeda terrorist network, which according to the United States Federal Authorities have begun to now operate in Caribbean regions.  This particular plot was hatched this time from Trinidad, where the suspects are all based from.

The Guyana police said that Abdel Nur was found being in procession of plans with contained details of the fuel and pipelines layout and tanks at John F Kennedy International Airport.