You may remember that some days ago, we linked to a story about an Iraqi man who jumped into a U.N. inspection van in Baghdad, yelling “Save me!” in Arabic and clutching a notebook. He was hauled away by Iraqi security guards while the U.N. inspectors watched impassively.
Now his relatives outside Iraq are pleading for information about his whereabouts; their relatives in Baghdad “cannot say anything.” Hans Blix “appeared flummoxed” when questioned about this matter. He said that other than awaiting a report from Iraqi authorities, the U.N. has “not taken any other steps to ascertain whether the man might have been an Iraqi scientist or otherwise in possession of information he wanted to share with inspectors about Iraq
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