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Law enforcement and other officials familiar with the evidence said the FBI is investigating whether the terrorist network behind the Sept. 11 attacks targeted more flights for hijacking beyond the four that crashed.
They also are increasingly persuaded — as a result of intelligence intercepts, witness interviews and evidence gathered in hijackers’ cars and homes — that a second wave of violence was planned by collaborators. They said Sept. 22 has emerged as an important date in the evidence but declined to be more specific, The Associated Press reported.
Tuesday’s attacks were “part of a larger plan with other terrorism acts, not necessarily hijacking of airplanes,” said Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla., chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee. “Those acts were going to occur in the United States and elsewhere in the world.”
One reason authorities are focusing on Sept. 22 may have do do with the detention of a Saudi doctor in Texas. The Dallas Morning News on Wednesday quoted unidentified law enforcement sources as saying that Albadr Alhazmi and two other men with the same surname had booked flights on that date from San Antonio to San Diego by way of Denver.
http://www.msnbc.com/news/628563.asp
They also are increasingly persuaded — as a result of intelligence intercepts, witness interviews and evidence gathered in hijackers’ cars and homes — that a second wave of violence was planned by collaborators. They said Sept. 22 has emerged as an important date in the evidence but declined to be more specific, The Associated Press reported.
Tuesday’s attacks were “part of a larger plan with other terrorism acts, not necessarily hijacking of airplanes,” said Sen. Bob Graham, D-Fla., chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee. “Those acts were going to occur in the United States and elsewhere in the world.”
One reason authorities are focusing on Sept. 22 may have do do with the detention of a Saudi doctor in Texas. The Dallas Morning News on Wednesday quoted unidentified law enforcement sources as saying that Albadr Alhazmi and two other men with the same surname had booked flights on that date from San Antonio to San Diego by way of Denver.
http://www.msnbc.com/news/628563.asp

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