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9/11 Commission, FBI Source Documents, Chronological, Jan. 1, 2004 to End of FOIA Response
A note to readers: This is the last batch of chronological documents provided by the FBI to the 9/11 Commission and referenced in footnotes to that report. There are a handful of major reports left to post, representing some of the FBI's deepest analytical works regarding the September 11 attacks. Those reports will be posted over the next several weeks. A substantial amount of additional 9/11 materials are available and will continue to be posted here, as well as a variety of declassified government documents on various topics of intererst, including crime and law enforcement, national security, intelligence, war on terror, and more. 01/04/2004: FBI Summary of Information, Lotfi Raissi01/04/2004: FBI Summary of Information, Lotfi RaissiRaissi was an Algerian national who lived in Phoenix and attended flight school shortly after Hani Hanjour, one of the 9/11 hijackers. This 22-page document contains a substantial amount of information the FBI collected on Raissi, including alleged links to Hanjour and previous investigations in several countries. The document also contains information about Hanjour's flight training and additional unknown individuals who took flight training at the same time. 02/09/2004: FBI/DS Deployment to Sierra Leone02/09/2004: FBI/DS Deployment to Sierra Leone02/09/2004: FBI/DS Deployment to Sierra LeoneDetails of an FBI investigative trip to Sierra Leone. The reasons for the trip are related to the investigation of conflict diamonds to finance al Qaeda. 03/25/2004: FBI FD-302, Interrogation of Louise Sweeney (9/11 Families)04/07/2004: FBI FD-302, Interrogation of Fuad Omar Bazarah04/07/2004: FBI FD-302, Interrogation of Fuad Omar Bazarah05/17/2004: FBI Summary of Information, Mohdar Mohamed Abdullah05/18/2004: FBI Summary of Information, Mohdar Mohamed Abdullah05/18/2004: FBI Summary, Interview of Charles Sabah Toma (re: Modhar Mohamed Abdullah)06/09/2004: FBI, Information in Preparation for Interview of Yazeed Saad Atif Al-Salmi06/17/2004: FBI FD-302, Interrogation of Yazeed Al Salmi06/17/2004: FBI FD-302, Interrogation of Yazeed Al Salmi06/17/2004: FBI FD-302, Interrogation of Yazeed Al Salmi07/01/2004: FBI Lead Sheet, Mohdar Mohamed AbdullahThe four documents that follow appear to be the same document with wildly different patterns of redaction applied by the FBI. 04/25/2006: FBI Memorandum, Connections of San Diego PENTTBOMB Subjects to the Government of Saudi Arabia04/25/2006: FBI Memorandum, Connections of San Diego PENTTBOMB Subjects to the Government of Saudi ArabiaDate Unclear: FBI Memorandum, Connections of San Diego PENTTBOMB Subjects to the Government of Saudi ArabiaDate Unclear: FBI Memorandum, Connections of San Diego PENTTBOMB Subjects to the Government of Saudi ArabiaLabels: 9-11, 9-11-Commission, FBI, Flight-Schools, Hijackers, INTELFILES, Lotfi-Raissi, Saudi-Arabia
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9/11 Commission, Memorandum For The Record, Commission Interviews
12/3/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with Charles Freeman, former ambassador to Saudi ArabiaKeywords: Muslim World League, Afghanistan 12/5/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with Tom Furey, former consul general to Saudi ArabiaKeywords: Visa Express program, passport fraud 12/9/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with John Hamre, former Deputy Defense SecretaryKeywords: East African Embassy Bombings, Osama Bin Laden, WMD, Richard Clarke 9/3/2003: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with Jamie Gorelick1/9/2004: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with Jamie Gorelick1/13/2004: 9/11 Commission Memorandum For The Record, interview with Jamie GorelickKeywords: INS, Justice Department, "The Wall Memo" Labels: 9-11, 9-11-Commission, INS, INTELFILES, Jamie-Gorelick, Richard-Clarke, Saudi-Arabia, Visa
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9/11 Commission, FBI Source Documents, Chronological, May 1, 2002 to December 31, 2002
5/5/2002: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Rayed Mohammed Abullah5/15/2002: CIA-FBI Joint Memorandum, Arizona Long-Term Nexus for Islamic Extremists5/15/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Samir Abdoun5/15/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Samir Abdoun (2)5/24/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Qualid Moncef Benromane5/15/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, interview at Santa Monica jail6/4/2002: FBI Information Control Document, Phoenix6/05/2002: FBI Summary of Information, Zakaria Moustapha Soubra6/6/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Nancy and Ronald May (victims' families)6/10/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Eyad Alrababah6/10/2002: FBI Record, Manila Air, Khalid Shaikh Mohammad colleges6/11/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, re: Todd Beamer phone calls6/17/2002: FBI Information Control Document, Khaled A. Shoukry6/17/2002: FBI Information Control Document, Khaled A. Shoukry6/21/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, C. Lee Hanson (victims' families)6/30/2002: FBI Information Control Document, Dar Al 7/2/2002: FBI Fax, "inflammatory language"7/2/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Ashraf Nasri Suboh7/25/2002: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Hamed Hamdan Al-Sulami8/1/2002: FBI Action Memorandum, Hamed Al-Sulami8/1/2002: FBI Action Memorandum, Hamed Al-Sulami8/6/2002: FBI Information Control Sheet, San Diego hijacker leads8/6/2002: FBI Information Control Sheet, Grand Jury Information, PENTTBOMB8/26/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Samuel G. Coombs9/4/2002: FBI Information Control Sheet, Fahad Al-Thumairy9/11/2002: FBI Information Control Sheet, "Operation Exchange," OsloFBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, name redacted (victims' families)9/14/2002: FBI Information Control Sheet, Riyadh Lead10/4/2002: FBI FD-302, Record of interrogation, Ahmad Ahmad10/8/2002: FBI Information Control Sheet, UBL/Al Qaeda (entirely redacted)10/9/2002, FBI Report, Connections of San Diego PENTTBOMB Suspects to the Government of Saudi Arabia10/25/2002: FBI Information Control Sheet, Fahad Al-Thumairy10/25/2002: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Diah Saeed Thabet11/8/2002: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Al Qaeda11/8/2002: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Fahad Salem Al-Wahedi11/16/2002: FBI Secret Memorandum, Rayed Mohammed Abdullah11/20/2002: FBI Information Control Sheet, Links between hijackers and former US Navy members12/2/2002: FBI Secret Memorandum, Mohamed Ibrahim Aliter12/4/2002: FBI Secret Memorandum, L.A. leads related to Al Qaeda12/4/2002: FBI Secret Memorandum, L.A. leads related to Al QaedaLabels: 9-11, Hijackers, INTELFILES, Saudi-Arabia
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2002-04-15: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Omar Al Bayoumi Contacts With Saudi Government
This FBI memo details the phone records of Omar Al Bayoumi, a Saudi citizen who assisted hijackers Khalid Al-Midhar and Nawaf Al-Hazmi in relocating to San Diego in early 2000. Bayoumi helped them find an apartment and pay their rent and introduced them to people in the local community. Bayoumi also kept in close contact with his apparent employer, the Saudi government. The exact nature of Bayoumi's employment has remained unclear, but his close associates suspected him of being a Saudi intelligence officer. According to the memo, local mosque members "believed there was always a covert employee of the Saudi Arabian government stationed at the mosque," and that Bayoumi may have been that person. Bayoumi was "employed by the Saudi government to monitor the activities of Saudi dissidents that resided in the U.S.," the memo states, according to "a prominent Islamic leader in San Diego." Other FBI interviewees said Bayoumi was "an employee of the Saudi Arabian Government (who) traveled to mosques throughout the world to monitor and observe Saudi citizens for signs of dissident behavior." Another source said Bayoumi "was connected with a Saudi Arabian company that is equivalent to the Federal Aviation Administration," and said he was paid $5,000 a month to be a student. The memo below details Bayoumi's phone contacts with the Saudi government over slightly less than two months in 2000, around the time the hijackers arrived in San Diego. Phone records revealed Bayoumi called local Saudi officials, including the consulate in San Diego, 34 times. He called Saudi officials in Washington D.C. 141 times in the same period, according to the memo -- more than twice a day on average. Calls appear to be directed to the Saudi Cultural Mission, the Saudi Education Mission, the Saudi Embassy in Washington, the Saudi Consulate in San Diego, the Saudi National Guard, and the Saudi Islamic Affairs Department. Although the notation is unclear due to FBI redactions, it also appears Bayoumi called a U.S. Department of State diplomat. Extensive portions of the document were redacted by the FBI, including substantial portions of FBI interviews with Saudi government officials who had contact with Bayoumi. 2002-04-15: FBI Letterhead Memorandum, Omar Al Bayoumi Contacts With Saudi GovernmentLabels: 9-11, Bayoumi, Hazmi, INTELFILES, Midhar, Saudi-Arabia
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2001-10-03: FBI Communication, associates of Omar Al-Bayoumi
The San Diego field office's investigation of Omar Al-Bayoumi yielded a great deal of data on his time at the Parkwood Apartment complex, where hijackers Al-Midhar and Al-Hazmi moved after arriving in San Diego. Telephone connections put Bayoumi within three degrees of separation of the bin Laden family on one hand and blind Sheikh Omar Abdel Rahman on the other, but the FBI's redactions of this document make the number of degrees and their intensity unclear. Among other things, this document states: One resident of the complex, linked to al-Bayoumi, was a Saudi citizen who hosted a party for "The Blind Sheikh" Omar Abdel Rahman in October 1992. The same resident was "determined to have known Osama Bin Laden's family in Saudi Arabia and to have telephonic contact with members of Bin Laden's family who are currently in the U.S." A telephone link also connected a resident with Anwar Aulaqi, then-leader of the Dar El-Hijra mosque in Falls Church, Virginia and "determined... to have been the spiritual leader for hijacker Nawaf Al-Hazmi." Al-Midhar and Al-Hazmi briefly lived with Bayoumi before moving into the nearby Parkwood Apartment complex, where Bayoumi also moved. "According to the apartment manager of the Parkwood Apartments, Al-Bayoumi occasionally paid rent for Al-Hazmi and Al-Mihdhar." Evidence was found supporting the possibility that Bayoumi was affiliated with the Saudi intelligence service. The FBI redacted details of that evidence. Another individual who apparently moved into the Parkwood complex may have "succeeded Omar AI-Bayoumi and may be undertaking activities on behalf of the Government of Saudi Arabia." Bayoumi or one of his associates "has had telephonic contact with Anwar N. Aulaqi," the memo reads. "Aulaqi is the Imam of a mosque in Falls Church, Virginia and is believed to have been the spiritual leader of hijacker Nawaf AI-Hazmi."
Two versions of the document were released. Each has slightly different redactions by the FBI.
FBI Communication, associates of Omar Al-Bayoumi Version 1
FBI Communication, associates of Omar Al-Bayoumi Version 2Labels: 9-11, Bayoumi, Hazmi, INTELFILES, Midhar, Saudi-Arabia
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2001-10-08: FBI FD-302, Interrogation of Isamu Dyson, aka Cayson Bin Don
Record of interrogation for an associate of Omar Al-Bayoumi, a Saudi who assisted 9/11 hijackers Khalid Al-Midhar and Nawaf Al-Hazmi in relocating to San Diego. Associates of Bayoumi speculated that he worked for the Saudi intellgience service. Bayoumi and an associate (Dyson, whose name has been redacted) visited the Saudi consulate in Los Angeles (on Feb. 1, 2000), just before meeting Al-Midhar and Al-Hazmi for the first time (a meeting Bayoumi claimed was accidental). "Soon a man came out and greeted [Bayoumi]. [The associate] described the man as being in his 40s, approximately 5' 8" in height with a black/grey beard down to his chest, who was wearing a suit. It appeared that [Bayoumi] and the man from the consulate knew each other. It was obvious they had met before." The two met behind closed doors for about 30 minutes. Bayoumi picked the restaurant where he "accidentally" met the hijackers. Bayoumi told his traveling companion he had dined there before, but he incorrectly took them to a cafe with a similar name (that did not serve food). Eventually they found the right place down the street. The hijackers entered the restaurant. The associate described his impression of the meeting as "coincidental" and said he could not recall who intiated the conversation. Some of the conversation was in Arabic, which the associate did not understand. Bayoumi offered to help the hijackers "if they liked San Diego." The hijackers drank chai tea. A party was held at the apartment Bayoumi helped Al-Midhar and Al-Hazmi secure. The party was videotaped, the associate said, although "some attendees were sensitive about not being filmed." (The party is further discussed in subsequent documents.) Bayoumi "spent a lot of time at Al-Hazmi and Al-Mihdhar's apartment."
2001-10-08: FBI FD-302, Interrogation of Isamu Dyson, aka Cayson Bin DonLabels: 9-11, Bayoumi, Hazmi, Hijackers, INTELFILES, Midhar, Saudi-Arabia
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