Did Saudi Arabia Have 9/11 Role? Widow Calls Out Kingdom and US Presidents
Summary
A widow of a 9/11 victim publicly asked Saudi Arabia and U.S. presidents for answers about Saudi connections to the attacks during the 25th anniversary memorial. Families of victims say some FBI records about Saudi help to hijackers have not been fully shared or investigated, raising questions about the government’s handling of the case.Key Facts
- Terry Strada, widow of a 9/11 victim, demanded more information about Saudi Arabia’s role during the 25th anniversary memorial.
- Fifteen of the 19 hijackers were Saudi nationals.
- Official reports say the Saudi government did not fund the attacks, but individual Saudis helped two hijackers in California.
- Omar al-Bayoumi, a Saudi student in San Diego, helped the first two hijackers settle in the U.S.
- New FBI records show Bayoumi worked with Saudi intelligence and received payments from them.
- Critical evidence related to Bayoumi was not shared with FBI agents and almost destroyed.
- Families and experts criticize the FBI and 9/11 Commission for not fully investigating Saudi connections.
- Ongoing civil lawsuits and investigations push for more transparency and accountability about Saudi Arabia’s involvement.
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