1999 FBI Summary of Information, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed

This 18-page PDF, heavily redacted, contains three different versions of an FBI summary of information concerning September 11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed dated July 1999. Each version of the document is redacted differently. The document describes his membership during the 1980s in the Hizbul-Ittihad EI-Islami (Islamic Union Party), the Abdul Rasoul Sayyaf Group, and his employment by the government of Qatar during the early 1990s and alleged association with the Muslim Brotherhood.

7/8/1999: Summary of Information, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed

Labels: Abdul-Hakim-Murad, Khalid-Shaikh-Mohammed, Ramzi-Yousef, Wali-Khan-Amin-Shah

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1995-05-11: FBI FD-302, Abdul Hakim Murad

This mostly redacted document memorializes an April 14 interview with Ramzi Yousef's accomplice Abdul Hakim Murad. Arrested in January 1995 in the Philippines, Murad was a key player in the Bojinka plot and told authorities that Yousef had (in 1994 or 1995) hatched a scheme to hijack a commercial airliner and crash it into CIA headquarters.

As an aside, the timing of this interview is interesting, in that it takes place five days before the Oklahoma City bombing. On April 19, 1995, Murad told a prison guard that Yousef's "Liberation Army" was responsible for the attack, however INTELWIRE's efforts to document the FBI's follow-up investigation of that claim have thus far yielded nothing.

1995-05-11: FBI FD-302, record of interrogation, Abdul Hakim Murad

Labels: Abdul-Hakim-Murad, Bojinka, INTELFILES, Ramzi-Yousef

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1995-05-11: FBI FD-302, Abdul Hakim Murad

This mostly redacted document memorializes an April 14 interview with Ramzi Yousef's accomplice Abdul Hakim Murad. Arrested in January 1995 in the Philippines, Murad was a key player in the Bojinka plot and told authorities that Yousef had (in 1994 or 1995) hatched a scheme to hijack a commercial airliner and crash it into CIA headquarters.

As an aside, the timing of this interview is interesting, in that it takes place five days before the Oklahoma City bombing. On April 19, 1995, Murad told a prison guard that Yousef's "Liberation Army" was responsible for the attack, however INTELWIRE's efforts to document the FBI's follow-up investigation of that claim have thus far yielded nothing.

1995-05-11: FBI FD-302, record of interrogation, Abdul Hakim Murad

Labels: Abdul-Hakim-Murad, Bojinka, INTELFILES, Ramzi-Yousef

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Posted by J.M. Berger | Permalink