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Terror suspect 'private and stubborn' at home

Bryant Neal Vinas is making more of an impression on his neighbors in Patchogue and Medford now, as the son of immigrants becomes the newest face of homegrown terrorism, than he ever did while he lived among them.

Investigators said Vinas, a son of immigrants from Peru and Argentina, left Patchogue abruptly in September 2007 to learn Arabic and to further the studies in Islam that he received...

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