Newsgroup: it.cultura.single
Titolo: Identificazioni

Thu, 13 Sep 2001, 10:10am MET DST
USA: IDENTIFICATI 12 TERRORISTI; Si rafforza pista Bin Laden
WASHINGTON - Oltre 12 dirottatori, tutti d'origine mediorientale, sono stati
finora identificati dalle autorita' federali degli Stati Uniti,
nell'inchiesta sugli attacchi terroristici contro New York e Washington.
L'identificazione dei dirottatori avrebbe anche fornito prove che li
collegherebbero a Osama Bin Laden e ad altre organizzazioni terroristiche
mediorientali.
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Identificati.
Ma arrestati o no ?
E le prove, oltre che a Bin Laden, li collegano anche agli attentati?
Iperboreo
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 Iperboreo
Ciao,
Mau
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 Nessuna polizia al mondo pubblica le prove attraverso i media ....
Certo, se parliamo dei dettagli.
Vorrei solo sapere se sono consistenti.
Ciao
Iperboreo

 Ma arrestati o no ?
Se trovano le braccia in mezzo alle macerie delle Twin Towers, sicuramente
non mancheranno di mettere loro le manette :-)

 Se trovano le braccia in mezzo alle macerie...
Non sto facendo dell'ironia.
Ora ad esempio ho trovato questo: non l'ho ancora neppure letto bene.
ciao
Iperboreo
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09/13 06:43
FBI Has Identified Some Hijackers and Accomplices (Update4)
By Anna Marie Stolley and William McQuillen
Washington, Sept. 13 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. government is identifying more
people suspected of committing or assisting the terrorist attacks on the
World Trade Center and the Pentagon, senior law-enforcement officials said.
FBI Director Robert Mueller said the investigation has developed a wealth of
leads about Tuesday's attacks, the most deadly terrorism in U.S. history.
``We are pursuing those leads aggressively,'' he said.
The attacks destroyed the World Trade Center and damaged one side of the
Pentagon. New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said he'd asked federal officials
for 6,000 body bags.
As many as 50 infiltrators who supported or carried out the attack have been
identified by authorities, the Los Angeles Times reported, citing an
unidentified person familiar with the investigation. Forty of the men have
been accounted for, including those killed in the attack, and 10 remain at
large, the paper reported.
The Central Intelligence Agency said it suspects a network of Islamic
fundamentalists headed by Saudi-born extremist Osama bin Laden was behind
the terrorism, members of Congress said. The attacks had many similarities
with previous bin Laden crimes, including the use of separate teams, a
coordinating commander who arrives on the scene at the last moment, and
logistical support by local sympathizers, the New York Times reported.
Arrest in Germany
One man was arrested in Hamburg, today, MSNBC reported, citing the
Associated Press. German police officials searched several apartments in
Hamburg last night looking for two men suspected of being involved in the
terrorist attacks, Deutsche Presse Agentur reported. They were registered as
nationals of the United Arab Emirates and had taken pilot training in the
U.S., the news agency said.
Mueller said yesterday there have been no arrests of terrorism suspects in
the U.S., though some people have been detained on immigration charges.
Law enforcement officials have been investigating leads in Boston;
Providence, Rhode Island, and Florida. Ashcroft said federal investigators
have been collecting ``passenger manifests, rental car receipts, telephone
logs, videotape from parking garages and pay phones at all scenes for review
and appropriate follow-up interviews.''
The FBI has devoted 4,000 special agents and 3,000 support workers to the
investigation. Ashcroft said each of the four aircraft was hijacked by three
to six men wielding knives and box cutters and, in some cases, making bomb
threats. He said several were trained in the U.S. as pilots.
Identifications Made
``We have identified many of the hijackers involved,'' Mueller said at a
joint press conference with Ashcroft. ``We will not stop and leave no stone
unturned until we determine who was responsible for this attack on our
freedom.''
The hijackers wielded knives and box cutters and claimed to have bombs on
board the aircraft, Meuller said.
The searches turned up suicide notes written by some of the hijackers, the
Los Angeles Times reported. The attackers carried Middle Eastern passports
and belonged to four independent cells, the newspaper said. At least 27 had
been trained to fly jumbo jets, most in the U.S. The flight training began
as long as a year ago.
Flight Schools Searched
After finding credit card receipts for tuition, FBI officials searched at
three flight schools in Florida and received information on several Arabic
students who learned to fly jumbo jets, the Los Angeles Times said. Several
disappeared from their homes without notice within the last few weeks.
The newspaper identified the Florida schools as Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University, Huffman Aviation International and FlightSafety International.
FBI agents investigated the movements of two men who were identified as
being on one of the hijacked planes, according to the Web site of the Palm
Beach Post. Last week, the men went to a bar in Hollywood, Florida, north of
Miami, and one of the men, Mohamed Atta, told a bartender that he was a
pilot, the report said.
Last night and this morning, the FBI searched a one-bedroom apartment that
Atta rented in Coral Springs, Florida, said Atta's neighbor, Ziggy Szymczak.
``He didn't socialize too much with other neighbors,'' Szymczak said in a
telephone interview. ``People are saying they are moving out of Tara Gardens
where he used to live. I don't know why they're scared. He's not there
anymore.''
Atta and a second man named Marwan trained in July 2000 at Huffman, which is
located in Venice on Florida's gulf coast, said Charles Voss, a former
bookkeeper who let the men stay at his home in Venice for a week. He said
they kept to themselves and their English was ``not totally good but not
bad.''
Huffman Students
Huffman often advertises for students in Europe and trains on small aircraft
such as Pipers and Cessnas, Voss said. A license to fly a small plane is a
prerequisite for getting training on a commercial jumbo jet. The men, who
said they were from Germany, arrived in a rental car and later bought a red
Pontiac Grand Am from a local dealership using his address, Voss said.
``The FBI wanted to talk to us first thing this morning,'' Voss said in a
telephone interview. ``It was obviously quite a shock to me. We just thought
we were doing a favor for some students at the flight school.''
Two of the four hijacked planes had flown out of Logan Airport in Boston.
Authorities found two bags belonging to one of five suspected hijackers of
American Airlines Flight 11, according to the Boston Globe and Boston
Herald. The FBI searched hotels in the Boston area, CNN and other news
outlets reported.
Flying Manual
The bags contained a copy of the Koran, an instructional video on flying
commercial airliners and a fuel-consumption calculator, the newspapers said.
The bags belonged to a man who authorities believe boarded Flight 11 after
flying to Boston from Portland, Maine, the reports said. His bags missed the
connection.
Time magazine reported on its Web site that unidentified U.S. officials said
they had evidence that some of the terrorists had flown for Saudi Airlines.
Time also said two men apparently on the plane that crashed into the
Pentagon got into the U.S. even though they were on an FBI border watch list
as associates of an Islamic Jihad terror group.
Maine Governor Angus King said two suspects in the terrorist attacks flew to
Boston from Portland International Jetport in Portland, Maine, the
Associated Press reported.

Iperboreo
Ciao,
Mau

 Ora ad esempio ho trovato questo: non l'ho ancora neppure letto bene.
Stavi parlando di "dirottatori", e quelli erano per forza sugli aerei