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    Appraisal delays bail for tourist shop owner

    ©Associated Press
    November 22, 2002

    ORLANDO -- The release of a jailed Palestinian-American businessman was delayed Thursday while his family obtained an appraisal of the property that will be used to secure his $10-million bail.

    Jesse Maali, 57, the millionaire owner of a tourist shop empire, had expected to be freed after a week in jail following his arrest on immigration violation charges.

    But a hearing to review the source of his bail was delayed so appraisers could examine the property.

    He was granted bail this week after a federal magistrate dismissed FBI concerns that he supports terrorist organizations.

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