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  • 2 Saudi Nationals Eyed In Plot to Slay Prez / Computer file found: killpresidentbush.exe

    09/22/2001 2:05:18 AM PDT · by kattracks · 198 replies · 1,141+ views
    New York Daily News ^ | 9/22/01 | GREG B. SMITH
    Two key witnesses in the terror attack probe were found with a computer file labeled "killpresidentbush.exe" and documents linked to a money launderer for Osama Bin Laden, sources told the Daily News. The witnesses were identified as Saudi nationals who tried to board a flight from Kennedy Airport to Los Angeles two days after the Sept. 11 World Trade Center attack, a source familiar with the federal investigation confirmed. Their names remain secret. The two are among a group of 10 material witnesses now in custody in the FBI's probe of the attack on the World Trade Center and the ...
  • Sept. 11 Shadow Lingers as Egyptian's Trial Begins

    01/14/2002 8:50:57 AM PST · by Plummz · 14 replies · 409+ views
    New York Times ^ | January 14, 2002 | KATHERINE E. FINKELSTEIN
    When the young Egyptian landed on Sept. 19 at Kennedy International Airport, officials were alarmed by what they found when they searched his luggage: a fake Egyptian pilot's uniform, phony documents identifying him as a pilot and a forged certificate from a Florida flight school, according to court records. The man, Wael Abdel Rahman Kishk, 21, insisted that he had falsified the documents to impress friends. When asked, he said he had come to the United States to study business administration, not aviation. Officials feared Mr. Kishk might have been part of a second wave of terror attacks. Their suspicions ...
  • JUDGE TOSSES (Phoney) PILOT EVIDENCE

    01/16/2002 12:38:17 AM PST · by kattracks · 43 replies · 633+ views
    New York Post ^ | 1/16/02 | KATI CORNELL SMITH
    <p>January 16, 2002 -- In a blow to prosecutors' case against an alleged phony Egyptian pilot, jurors won't know about the homemade pilot's uniform and posters of plane cockpits Wael Kishk carried on a flight to Kennedy Airport on Sept. 19, a federal judge ruled.</p>