The 28 pages of 9/11 intelligence that were in a secret vault | 60 Minutes Archive
Summary
In 2016, a group of former U.S. Congress members revealed that 28 pages of a secret report about the 9/11 attacks might show evidence that Saudi Arabia supported the hijackers. These pages were kept in a secure vault and had not been made public before.Key Facts
- The 28 pages come from a classified part of a 9/11 intelligence report.
- This section was kept secret in a secure vault for years.
- Former Congress members said the pages could show ties between Saudi Arabia and the hijackers.
- The information in these pages had not been released to the public until 2016.
- The report is linked to investigations of the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001.
- Some officials said the content might surprise people because of what it reveals.
- The release raised questions about foreign involvement in the attacks.
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