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Abdulaziz Alomari
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Abdulaziz Alomari was identified in 12 September, 2001 FBI
affadavit as one of the Flight 11 hijackers. The FBI also
release a photograph. Soon after, a man named Abdulaziz
Alomari came forward and claimed that not only was he alive,
but that his passport had been stolen in 1995 while he was a
student in the electrical engineering program at the
University of Denver. It is on record that Mr. Alomari did
report the theft at the time.
At this time, the true
identity of the real hijacker is a myst ...
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Abu Mussab al-Zarqawi
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Passport: Jordanian Z264958
http://www.rewardsforjustice.net/english/wanted_captured/Al_
Zarqawi.htm
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Ahmed Al Hawashi
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According to Ali Al Mosa, an academic and campaigner for
reform, the mosque of Sheik Ahmed Al Hawashi was a vital
link in the al Qaeda recruitment drive.
"Sheik Al Hawashi
was the evil father of the whole thing," said Dr Al Mosa,
citing intelligence sources for his information.
"He was
the one behind it all and he is still there - he knew five
of the kids and he was praying with them."
Links
Hero of
September 11 hijackers alive, well and still poisoning young
minds
http://www.smh.com.au/arti ...
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Ahmed Alghamdi
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Person |
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Ahmed Alghamdi is identified as one of the hijackers on
United Airlines Flight 175 which crashed into the South
Tower of the World Trade center on 9/11.
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· Entered the US
legally on a student visa
· Lived in Florida
· May have
lived in Virginia
· Lost his driver's license in 1995 for
failing to pay a traffic fine
· Bought plane ticket on
August 29 through the Internet using a Mailboxes Etc.
address
· Saudi newspapers report that he lived in the Baha
region of Saudi Arabia
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Benevolence International Foundation
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Terrorist Organization |
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The Benevolence International Foundation was founded Enaam
Arnaout to raise funds for various causes, many linked to
terrorism. The group is based in Chicago.
In November of
2002, the U.S. Treasury designated Benevolence International
Foundation and two closely linked groups "financiers of
terrorism," blocking the organizations' accounts.
In
February of 2003, Enaam Arnaout plead guilty to racketeering
charges.
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Daniel Pearl
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Wall Street Journal kidnapped and killed by Al Qaeda
operatives in Pakistan.
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Fayez Rashid Ahmed Hassan Al Qadi Banihammad
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Fayez Rashid Ahmed Hassan Al Qadi Banihammad
One of the
hijackers on UNITED AIRLINES Flight 175 - BOEING
767
·Possible residence(s): Delray Beach, Florida
Alias:
Fayez Ahmad; Banihammad Fayez Abu Dhabi Banihammad; Fayez
Rashid Ahmed; Banihammad Fayez; Rasid Ahmed Hassen Alqadi;
Abu Dhabi Banihammad; Ahmed Fayez; Faez Ahmed
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Hamza Alghamdi
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Person |
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The Justice Department listed no nationality or birth date
for Alghamdi, listing only a possible residence of Delray
Beach, Fla., and saying he had used the aliases Hamza
Al-Ghamdi; Hamza Ghamdi; Hamzah Alghamdi and Hamza Alghamdi
Saleh.
No details have been made public about Alghamdi, but
U.S. officials quoted by the Associated Press say he's one
of four hijackers with known links to Osama bin Laden's
al-Qaida network.
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Hani Hanjour
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Person |
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Hani Hanjour, a terrorist, was one of five men identified by
the U.S. Justice Department as hijackers of American
Airlines flight 77 in the September 11, 2001 Terrorist
Attack .
The FBI believes that he piloted the plane and
crashed it into the Pentagon.
Hanjour had gained his pilot
qualification at a US flight school some years previously.
However, when he returned to his native Saudi Arabia, he was
unable to get a job as a pilot. It is likely that the
resulting bitterness and disappointmen ...
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Ibraham Al Haznawi
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Person |
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Sheikh Ibraham Al Haznawi was the head of the mosque in the
old marketplace of the town. The Haznawi family is a branch
of the large and respected Alghamdi tribe, which numbers as
many as 200,000. The Muslim cleric who knew the family said
that Al Haznawi had come to his father in late 1999, seeking
permission to go to join the jihad in Chechnya. His father
refused, and explained to his son that jihad, which
translates roughly as ''the struggle,'' has many different
meanings, according to the Ko ...
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