- It is believed Khaled Sharrouf is now in Syria
- He used his brother’s passport to leave Australia
- He fled despite being on airport watchlists and being under 24hr surveillance
- Sharrouf is one of the “terror nine” arrested in 2005
A CONVICTED terrorist used his brother’s passport to fool Customs officers and board a flight for Syria, exposing grave security gaps at Sydney international airport.
Despite not having a passport in his name, being on airport watchlists around the country and being under 24-hour surveillance as part of a counter-terror investigation, Khaled Sharrouf walked onto a Kuala Lumpur flight under the nose of Customs on December 6 and has since disappeared.
The 31-year-old father-of-four, one of the most recognisable names in law enforcement, is one of the “terror nine” arrested in the landmark Operation Pendennis investigation in 2005 which thwarted a planned attack on an unspecified target in Sydney.
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It seems all sorts of people can just come and go at random in and out of this fair land of ours (anybodys).
