The only suspect detained in connection with last year's deadly attack on the U.S. consulate in the eastern Libyan city of Benghazi has been released.
Ali Harzi's lawyer says a Tunis court released his client for lack of evidence.
The Tunisian suspect was detained in Turkey following the September 11 attack that left U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans dead.
He was extradited to Tunisia where he was charged with belonging to a "terrorist group abroad."
Authorities said he was "strongly suspected" of involvement in the Benghazi attack.
Last month, he was interrogated by FBI officials in the presence of a Tunisian judge.
His lawyer says Harzi was released on condition that he not leave the Tunisian capital because he is still charged with belonging to a terrorist group.
Ali Harzi's lawyer says a Tunis court released his client for lack of evidence.
The Tunisian suspect was detained in Turkey following the September 11 attack that left U.S. Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans dead.
He was extradited to Tunisia where he was charged with belonging to a "terrorist group abroad."
Authorities said he was "strongly suspected" of involvement in the Benghazi attack.
Last month, he was interrogated by FBI officials in the presence of a Tunisian judge.
His lawyer says Harzi was released on condition that he not leave the Tunisian capital because he is still charged with belonging to a terrorist group.