- An FBI special agent currently assigned to the bureau's
terrorism investigation has filed a complaint with the Justice Department
charging that the bureau and the Justice Department have mishandled and
interfered with certain aspects of the probe.
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- "Based on the evidence, the FBI Special Agent
believes
that if certain investigations had been allowed to run their courses, Osama
bin Laden's network might have been prevented from committing the September
11, 2001 terrorist attacks which resulted in the deaths of nearly 5,000
innocents," announced Judicial Watch in a press release
Wednesday.
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- The Washington, D.C.-based legal watchdog group is
representing
the special agent, who came forward on condition of anonymity. Also
joining
the case as co-counsel is former lead House impeachment prosecutor David
Schippers.
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- Judicial Watch hasn't said which cases the FBI
whistleblower
has singled out, but Justice Department critics have complained about the
case of Zacarias Moussaoui, suspected to be 20th hijacker, who was unable
to join the Sept. 11 plot because he had been jailed for violating U.S.
immigration laws.
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- Suspicious flight instructors in Norman, Okla., notified
the FBI last summer after Moussaoui asked to learn how to fly a jumbo
jet without any takeoff and landing instructions.
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- By Aug. 28, French intelligence had informed U.S.
officials
that Moussaoui had ties to Osama bin Laden. But the FBI was unable to
persuade
the Justice Department to issue a warrant to search his computer, and
Moussaoui
sat in jail until Sept. 11.
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- After the Twin Towers and Pentagon were attacked, the
Justice Department allowed Moussaoui's computer and home to be searched.
They found evidence indicating he had been studying wind dispersal
patterns
and cropdusters, much like 9/11 terrorist ringleader Mohamed Atta.
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- The FBI whistleblower is also alleging that he has
suffered
on-the-job retaliation for speaking out.
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- Judicial Watch has asked the Justice Department to
commence
an independent investigation into its client's claims.
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