An Aurora man embroiled in a multistate terror investigation
arrived for a third round of questioning with federal agents
today, and his father also was interviewed.  Attorney Arthur
Folsom said his client, Najibullah Zazi, 24, is exhausted.
"He'd rather we be done," Folsom said this morning. "He
understands that we need to get this done."  Zazi's father,
Mohammed, met with the FBI this afternoon. He left the Federal
Bureau of Investigation offices shortly before 4 p.m. He said he
had seen his son but provided little more information.  "I don't
know what's going on," Mohammed Zazi said. "Really, I don't
know, and I want to find out what's going on. Nobody tells me."
Multiple news agencies — citing anonymous sources — have
reported that the investigation is focused on possible al-Qaeda-
linked individuals and a potential plot involving peroxide-based
bombs concealed in backpacks. The Associated Press quoted an
unnamed official Thursday as saying that Zazi had contact with a
known al-Qaeda associate and that a