In September, Bujak confessed to having planned to bomb the Danish newspaper Jyllands-Posten[10] and to shoot the cartoonist Kurt Westergaard together with Davud.[2][11] In a statement to the Associated Press, Brynjar Meling, Bujak's defense attorney, confirmed that his client acknowledged that he was involved in the plot. "He says it's vital that he, like a true Muslim, tells the truth," Meling said.