A Somalia-born Norwegian national is now considered a suspect in
the Kenyan mall attack last month that left dozens dead.  Hassan
Abdi Dhuhulow, a 23-year-old raised in Larvik, Norway, began
taking "long vacations" to Somalia starting in 2009, according
to his family. Since then, his sister told the New York Times,
contact with his relatives has been sporadic. A man with the
same name as Dhuhulow was recently arrested in Somalia for
murdering a radio journalist, but he was released in March for
lack of evidence. Since then, a family member reportedly told
the BBC, Dhuhulow had called home to say that he was in trouble.
What sort of trouble Dhuhulow may have been in remains vague,
but a Norwegian television station reports the young man was
known to be involved in an online forum related to Somali
terrorist group the Shabab, where he posted pictures of
"martyrs" killed in Bosnia.  Some of Dhuhulow's childhood
classmates claim to have recognized him in video footage that's
surfaced from the attack. One of them