Woman accompanying Headley his Moroccan wife

New Delhi: Indian investigators probing the role of David Headley in Mumbai terror attacks have stumbled upon evidence that the woman who had accompanied him during his trip to India in 2008 was his Moroccan wife.

Well-placed sources in the investigating said the woman, who had stayed at Mumbai's Taj Hotel, one of the targets of the 26/11 strikes, visited India for the first time in 2007 alone after coming from Pakistan and could have taken the

photographs of the targets in Mumbai.

This information was shared with the FBI which allegedly feigned ignorance about the same.

The woman stayed in the five star hotel for a few days before returning to the neighbouring country, the sources said.

She came again to India in 2008, this time with Headley.

Investigators suspect the woman could be a LeT activist and might have brought some documents along with her for Headley.

Among the photos taken by LeT operatives of the targets in Mumbai was that of Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus in Mumbai which also shows a woman in a veil and she is suspected to be Headley's Moroccan wife, say investigators who had interrogated Ajmal Amir Kasab, the lone captured during Mumbai

attack.

Headley had married for the first time in 1985 but the two were separated two years later.

The sources also said the FBI has informed the Indian investigators that Headley was trained by Pakistan Army personnel to conduct a recce of the terror attack targets in Mumbai.