was one of several still not released. On May 10, 2006 Radio Free Asia quoted from an interview with Abu Bakker Qassim, one of the five Uighurs who had been transported to Albania on May 5, 2006. Qassim said he left four innocent detainees behind at Camp Iguana: a Russian, an Algerian, a Libyan, and a man who had been born in Saudi Arabia to Uighur exiles. Turkistani's garden Turkistani is reported to have told his lawyer, Sabin Willett, that he and fellow prisoners had planted a garden with seeds saved from their rations. Turkistani and the other men in Camp Iguana cultivated their clandestine garden with plastic spoons. Transfer to Saudi Arabia On June 25, 2006, 14 men were repatriated to Saudi Arabia from Guantanamo. While some press reports described these men as 14 Saudis, others described them as 13 Saudis, and a Turkistani who had been resident in Saudi Arabia. By January 2009, Turkistani had settled again in his native Taif. He was planning to marry, and to open his own business. References Chinese extrajudicial prisoners of the United States People subject to extraordinary rendition by the United States Guantanamo detainees known to have been released Prisoners of the Taliban Living people Year of birth missing (living people)