9/11 Timeline Obtains Major New FBI Investigation Document
 
Resent-Date: Sat, 16 Feb 2008 14:52:05 -0600 (CST)



==================================================== History Commons
Project, Special Report on February 16, 2008
====================================================

A contributor to the History Commons has obtained an important new
document about the FBIbs 9/11 investigation. The 298-page document,
entitled Hijackersb Timeline (redacted), was a significant source
for the 9/11 Commission report, which cited it 52 times. The document
was obtained by a request filed under the Freedom of Information
Act.

What does it tell us? The document is dated November 14, 2003, but
this appears to be the date it was printed. The time period covered
in the chronology is limited to the first six weeks of the FBIbs
investigation and its most recent source is from October 22, 2001.
This raises an obvious question: why did the 9/11 Commission relied
heavily on such an early draft?

The FBIbs timeline contains a lot of material that has never before
been reported. For example, it refers to a rental application for
9/11 hijackers Nawaf Alhazmi and Khalid Almihdhar and indicates
that they began living with an apparent Saudi government agent
immediately after arriving in the US. Another entry in the timeline
reveals that the FBI has had a video of two 9/11 hijackers casing
Dulles the night before the attacks for six years. The bureau has
never disclosed the existence of this video to the public.

In addition, the document reveals that the hijackers spent hundreds
of dollars on bpornographic video and sex toys.b It also states
that Satam al Suqamibs passport, recovered by the WTC on 9/11, was
bsoaked in jet fuel,b and that Abdulaziz Alomari lost his Flight
11 ticket three days before the attacks, but was able to quickly
get a replacement from American Airlines.

Read more:

http://srv.ezinedirector.net/?n=2078197&s=60366851

Please help "digg" and "reddit" the article to help spread word so
others can find out about it.

Thanks to the dedicated efforts of a handful of volunteers, the
History Commons is still alive and kicking. But the History Commons
is still in serious need of financial help. Please support this
very important project and donate today.

Click here to donate:

http://srv.ezinedirector.net/?n=2078198&s=60366851

Best, History Commons team