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...made up of those said to be material witnesses to the attacks. The number in this category is believed to be five to 10, though all information relating to their arrests has been sealed by a federal judge. Included in this group is Zacarias Moussaoui, arrested in August for immigration violations after the flight school he attended alerted authorities to his desire to learn to fly a passenger jet, though he could barely handle a single-engine plane...
...will be the first person indicted for conspiracy in the Sept. 11 attacks? Most say it will be Zacarias Moussaoui, a French-Moroccan arrested for immigration violations in Minnesota last August after he sought lessons in piloting a commercial jetliner. But U.S. prosecutors are targeting two other suspects for early indictments. One is Mustafa Ahmad, also known as Shaykh Saiid, an Egyptian believed to have served as paymaster and field commander for the Sept. 11 attacks. Investigators have traced $100,000 from a bank account in Dubai controlled by Ahmad to Mohamed Atta, suspected of orchestrating the attacks. The other...
...another putative link to the suicide pilots, the Spanish indictment details five cryptic calls to Abu Dahdah?s phone in August and September of this year. The caller, known as Shakur, could be one participant in the Sept. 11 suicide hijackings who lived to tell the tale. While investigators have not revealed the geographical origin of the calls, they do have a physical description of Shakur as "short, fat, with little hair and about 34 years...
...three calls in August, he talks of "cutting his old ties," claims to be "calmer psychologically" and says, "We have entered into the field of aviation and even cut the bird?s throat...
...propaganda machine?now on the Net!?bravely soldiers on, reporting five or six major news events every day. (Recent samples: "Many Goat Farms Appear," "Rare Squid," "Reception Given at Russian Consulate General.") Now comes a ray of hope?no, make that a beacon of an incontrovertibly glorious future! In August, Kim visited a coal-mining machinery factory at Ranam, in the country's north, and found that production was 12% above target. (Which isn't bad considering that lots of factories in North Korea are idle because there are no spare parts.) Last month, a full-fledged Ranam campaign erupted...