Category: 9/11
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Court OKs U.S. bid to drop Halkbank sanctions case, victims of Iranian terror fear losing path to billions
By Dan Christensen
FloridaBulldog.org
In a move alarming to victims of Iranian terrorism, including 9/11 survivors and families, the U.S. last week dropped its seven-year-old criminal case alleging that Turkey’s state-owned lender, Halkbank, participated in a multi-billion-dollar scheme to help Iran evade American economic sanctions. -
Thousands of terror victims owed billions by Iran fear Trump deal will leave them behind
By Dan Christensen
FloridaBulldog.org
As the war with Iran unfolded, Tehran came under attack on another, less noticed front: a barrage of legal papers issued from a federal courthouse in Manhattan. -
Billions in Bitcoin recovered by feds in huge ‘pig butchering’ fraud claimed by 9/11 families and other terror victims
By Dan Christensen
FloridaBulldog.org
More than $11.4 billion in the crypto currency Bitcoin, allegedly stolen from a China-Iran crypto mining operation but now in U.S. hands, has touched off a “race to the courthouse” in New York by multiple law firms seeking to claim it for the 9/11 families and other victims of terrorism. -
U.S. appeals court reinstates terrorism lawsuit against Saudi Arabia for shooting rampage at Pensacola Naval Air Station
By Dan Christensen
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Saudi intelligence wanted 9/11 Commission to clear key suspect who turned out to be Saudi spy
By Robbyn Swan and Dan Christensen
FloridaBulldog.org
Saudi Arabian intelligence officials pushed the 9/11 Commission’s top staff to exonerate a key Saudi suspect, Omar al Bayoumi, who the FBI later concluded was a Saudi spy who provided significant support to the first two al Qaeda hijackers to enter the U.S. -
Key 9/11 evidence kept from FBI agents, Scotland Yard as DOJ declined to extradite Bayoumi
By Dan Christensen and Robbyn Swan
FloridaBulldog.org
The strange case of 9/11 is getting stranger due to apparent inaction of the FBI and Department of Justice.
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