9/11 victims hope newly uncovered records will help illuminate Saudis' alleged role
Twenty-five years after September 11, victims and their families are hopeful that newly uncovered records will aid in their decade-long lawsuit against Saudi Arabia.
Families of 9/11 victims are pushing President Trump to release more government records that could shed light on Saudi Arabia's alleged involvement in the attacks. Twenty-five years after the tragedy, newly acquired documents are providing what the families describe as compelling evidence of deep Saudi complicity in the attacks.
The evidence includes a video purportedly showing a Saudi agent casing the U.S. Capitol two years before the attacks, as well as a sketch in a notebook that allegedly demonstrates calculations for directing a plane towards a target on the ground. The Saudi government has consistently denied any involvement in facilitating the attacks.
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