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OpenAI bugging suspect booked one-way ticket to Saudi Arabia with family before arrest

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Last updated: October 14, 2026 11:18 pm
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“Like countless Americans, Mr. Alfozan came to this country years ago as a young person with a dream,” his criminal defense lawyer said Wednesday.

Source: CNBC

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