Investigators for 9/11 families examine video taken by man with ties to Saudi intelligence referencing a "plan"
SUMMARY
In a recent development, a newly disclosed video featuring Omar al-Bayoumi, linked to Saudi intelligence, has sparked fresh inquiries into Saudi Arabia's potential role in the 9/11 attacks. The video, filmed around 1999, shows al-Bayoumi surveilling the U.S. Capitol and discussing a "plan," prompting allegations of Saudi complicity from retired FBI agents and 9/11 victim families' attorneys. Discovered post-9/11 in the UK, along with a revealing address book, the video's delayed revelation raises questions about its initial handling. Saudi Arabia denies involvement, seeking dismissal of related lawsuits. The FBI and British authorities are pivotal in ongoing investigations amid mounting scrutiny.
