Alleged Kamikaze Dead 12 Months?

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[rightisright]

Here's a link to an article about a training accident 1 year ago. The article is in the middle of the page, relevant portion is:

The other man killed in the crash was Ameer Bukhari, a Saudi Arabian national living in nearby Vero Beach, Fla., Mr. Weinberg said. He was flying a single-engine Piper Cherokee owned by FlightSafety International, where he was a student pilot.

The second article has the following relevant information:

Police and law enforcement sources said the two brothers suspected in the Boston hijackings were Adnan Bukhari and Ameer Abbas Bukhari, who up until recent days had lived in Vero Beach, Florida. Both of their homes have been searched, the sources said.

[rightisright]

So the relevant question is how can a person who has been dead for 364 days hijack an airplane?

[Fred Mertz]

This is worth a self-reference bump. I'll check it tomorrow. Thanks for the interesting post.

[Mike Darancette]

Nice catch - Jr. G-Man Badge follows.

[goldstategop]

Easy. He faked his own death to throw off the scent and then went ahead to play his role in what followed. No biggie here.

[technomage]

In the Arabic world it is not unusual, and in fact very common, for family members to have the identical, or near identical name. I used to have a number of arabs working for me and sometimes it was very difficult to do paperwork because of the similarities of the names.

[craig_eddy]

Or whoever was using his name knew he was deceased.

[Kermit]

Good find! If I recall correctly, these guys were identified by passports found in the WTC rubble. They just hung on to Ameer's passport and used it.

[hispanarepublicana]

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[aposiopetic]

another bump

[freedomination]

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[gunnut]

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[JudyB1938]

fyi

[HalfIrish]

This is only the beginning of all the strange things we will hear in the coming days. Keep on praying.

[Howlin]

Plane collision victim was experienced pilot

        A Maineville man who was killed in the midair collision of two small planes in Florida on Monday afternoon had been a pilot for Airborne Express for almost two years.

        Roger Boromei, 31, of Jewelweed Court, was flying a twin-engine Piper Aztec owned by a family friend, according to Mark Weinberg, a spokesman for the St. Lucie County, Fla., sheriff's department. Mr. Boromei started his trip at an airport in Okeechobee, Fla., where his father lives, Mr. Weinberg said.

        The other man killed in the crash was Ameer Bukhari, a Saudi Arabian national living in nearby Vero Beach, Fla., Mr. Weinberg said. He was flying a single-engine Piper Cherokee owned by FlightSafety International, where he was a student pilot.

        It might have been Mr. Bukhari's first solo flight, the Port St. Lucie News reported.

        Mr. Boromei, on the other hand, was a first officer — or co-pilot — for DC-9s at Airborne Express, Beth Huber, a spokeswoman there, confirmed Tuesday. The Wilmington, Ohio-based company ships cargo nationwide.

        The collision between the planes took place about two miles west of St. Lucie International Airport, Mr. Weinberg said.
       

[Howlin]

[Critter]

Who stands to gain the most from this attack?