They also have been found in Ramzi Yousef's Manila apartment.
On January 6 and January 7, 1995, Operation Bojinka was discovered after a fire at Yousef's Manila apartment.
The plot was foiled when chemicals exploded in Mr. Yousef's Manila apartment.
Prosecutors say the plot was discovered after the defendants made thick smoke while mixing chemicals in a Manila apartment on Jan. 6, 1995.
When Mr. Yousef fled his Manila apartment on Jan. 6, 1995, he left behind the computer, which was found by the Philippine police.
The fire in the Manila apartment that drew investigators' attention to Mr. Yousef and sent him fleeing occurred on the night of Jan. 6.
Investigators say there is little doubt that the man who rented the dingy Manila apartment under an alias was Mr. Yousef.
A fire in the Manila apartment where the planning took place betrayed the plot.
It was seized from his Manila apartment in a police raid in January 1995.
Officials say that plot was thwarted in January when a fire broke out in a Manila apartment where the two men were mixing explosives.
