Tag: Edwin Meese
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U.S. appeals court in Miami considering how much public can be allowed to know about 9/11
By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org UPDATE July 20: After backing off a plan to exclude the public from some of Thursday’s hearing about how much the FBI should have to disclose about 9/11, a federal appeals panel in Miami appeared to favor the idea of ordering a trial judge to hold a rare Freedom of Information…
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Appeal: How much information about 9/11 must FBI share with public?
By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org A federal appeals court has been asked to overturn a Miami district court judge and order a Freedom of Information Act trial to determine whether the FBI made a proper search for records about its secretive 9/11 Review Commission.
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FBI censored documents to protect privacy of accused 9/11 mastermind, accomplice
By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org Even as the FBI recently has made public more 9/11 records to satisfy the requirements of the Freedom of Information Act in advance of a possible trial, it continues to withhold untold documents that promise to cast new light on that terrible day.
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U.S. judge cites ‘shameful’ FBI delays in making 9/11 records public
By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org A Miami federal judge Tuesday excoriated the FBI for what she called its “shameful” delays in making public certain records about the bureau’s 9/11 Review Commission.
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‘Penttbomb 2.0’ and the FBI’s brush-off of reports alleging 9/11 ties to Saudi Arabia
By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org FBI officials who briefed the 9/11 Review Commission on the bureau’s sprawling 9/11 investigation code-named PENTTBOMB steered the discussion away from Saudi Arabia by repeatedly disavowing or downplaying reports by agents alleging terrorist ties to the kingdom.
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As trial date draws near, FBI releases more about secretive 9/11 Review Commission
By Dan Christensen FloridaBulldog.org In moves aimed at heading off an unusual Freedom of Information Act trial in Miami next month, the FBI has released new information about the secretive work of its 9/11 Review Commission.
