From Reuters:


Saddam Giving Info on Weapons and Funds-Official
Mon December 29, 2003 06:17 AM ET

DUBAI (Reuters) - Saddam Hussein has given his U.S. captors information on
hidden weapons and as much as $40 billion he may have seized while he was
Iraq's president, an Iraqi official was quoted as saying on Monday.
"Saddam has confessed the names of people he told to keep the money and he
gave names of those who have information on equipment and weapons
warehouses," Iyad Allawi, a member of the U.S.-appointed Iraqi Governing
Council, told the London-based Asharq al-Awsat daily.

"The Governing Council is searching for $40 billion worth of funds seized by
Saddam when he was in power and which has been deposited in Switzerland,
Japan, Germany and other countries under the names of fictitious companies,"
Allawi said.

He said the council had asked international legal companies to track the
money.

Allawi said interrogators were now focusing on whether Saddam -- arrested by
U.S. forces this month and held at an undisclosed site -- had any links to
militant groups.

"Interrogators are now focusing on the relationship between him and
terrorist organizations and on funds paid to groups outside Iraq," Allawi
told the newspaper.

It is not clear whether Saddam was ever behind ambushes that have killed at
least 211 U.S. soldiers since Washington declared major combat over on May
1.

The capture of Saddam has not ended guerrilla activity in Iraq, which U.S.
officials believe involves non-Iraqi militant Islamist guerrillas and Saddam
loyalists.