Charged Detainee Is Hijacker's Brother-in-Law
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The latest suspect facing charges before the Guantanamo Bay military court was related, by marriage, to a member of the hijacker squad that slammed American Airlines 77 into the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, the Defense Department confirmed yesterday.
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On December 30th Joint Task Force Guantanamo (JTF-GTMO)      announced the fifth death in custody of a Guantanamo captive.    The JTF-GTMO asserted that 68 year-old Abdul Razzak was a confirmed jihadist and military leader.    It is interesting to compare the JTF-GTMO claims with his testimony.    Note:  At about hour 20,   I am disappointed to report that I got very few editorial comments that look like they were intended to be helpful, during the edit phase of this article.    I have done my best to take the comments that look they were intended to be helpful into account.
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A Moroccan accused of aiding the Sept. 11 hijackers was a regular member of their circle, a former member of the Hamburg Islamist group that included some of the attackers told a court Tuesday.
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U.S. officials said a name on the passenger list matched that of a suspected member of a Moroccan militant group.
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A man charged with preparing a terrorist attack is due to appear in court.
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HAMBURG, Germany -- A Moroccan being retried on charges he aided the Sept. 11 plotters was part of lead hijacker Mohamed Atta&#39;s inner circle and knew of the group&#39;s arguments for turning to violence, a witness testified Tuesday.
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Brother of Taliban commander killed by US claims to have received letter from al-Qaida leader.
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The U.S. military has begun preparing   charges against alleged September 11 mastermind Khalid Sheik   Mohammed and other terrorism suspects recently moved to   Guantanamo, the chief prosecutor for the tribunals said on   Tuesday.
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MIAMI, June 26 -- Just before and after CNN presented a rare interview with al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden 10 years ago, two men charged here with forming a U.S.-based support cell with former "enemy combatant" suspect Jose Padilla spoke together almost as star-struck fans.
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An attorney for families of Sept. 11 victims asked a court Friday to seek testimony from an al-Qaida suspect in Syria, saying it could lead to a stiffer sentence for a man convicted in Germany of aiding the suicide hijackers.
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The U.S. military on Thursday formally charged a Guantanamo captive with the attempted murder of two U.S. soldiers and a translator in a grenade attack that took place in Afghanistan when the prisoner was 17.
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BERLIN, Oct. 6 -- The chief plotter of the Sept. 11 hijackings and another al-Qaeda leader who spent time in secret CIA prisons may have been interrogated in Germany before their transfer last month to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, according to lawyers for other terrorism suspects in U.S. custody.
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WASHINGTON - A Palestinian with links to the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and an Egyptian were charged Thursday with providing financial support for terror groups and recruiting would-be terrorists, including alleged al-Qaida plotter Jose Padilla.    A 10-count federal grand jury indictment returned in Miami charges Adhan Amin Hassoun and Mohamed Hesham Youssef with providing material support and conspiracy to provide material support to terrorist organizations...
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BERLIN -- Authorities yesterday arrested a Syrian-German businessman who is wanted by Spain on charges he helped fund the Al Qaeda terrorist network for years and who appeared in a wedding video at a mosque with some of the Sept. 11 hijackers, German officials said.
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HAMBURG, Germany  - A Moroccan accused of aiding  the Sept. 11 hijackers was a regular member of their circle, a  former member of the Hamburg Islamist group that included some  of the attackers told a court Tuesday.
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The alleged mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and other detainees may have been held and interrogated at a U.S. air base in Germany after they were captured, a British human rights group said Friday.Comment
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A Syrian court on Sunday sentenced a man believed to have known the Sept. 11 hijackers to 12 years in prison for membership in the banned Muslim Brotherhood organization, a human rights group said.