Repatriation and Pakistani Detention
Following his repatriation he was imprisoned and investigated by Pakistani security authorities.
Khan has been granted a kind of extrajudicial conditional release by Pakistani officials. Khan's conditional release is not like parole, granted by judicial authorities, following a conviction during a trial, as neither the American or Pakistani authorities ever laid any criminal charges against him, or granted him a trial.
According to an article in the January 7, 2006 edition of the Houston Chronicle Khan says he has considered committing suicide because the Pakistani government continues to monitor him.
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