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Saudi Arabia to Face Appeals Court in 9/11 Families' Lawsuit

Families are seeking more records on alleged Saudi links to the attacks as a federal appeals court weighs whether to broaden the evidence.

  • On Thursday, families of 9/11 victims will appear before a federal Appeals Court in Manhattan, seeking release of records they say tie the Saudi Arabian government to the attacks.
  • The dispute centers on Omar Al-Bayoumi, a Saudi national whom Attorneys allege provided logistical support to hijackers before fleeing the United States.
  • Attorneys are seeking additional Evidence, including phone records, and cite video showing Bayoumi at the Capitol, which Attorneys contend suggests he was "casing" the building, an allegation that remains disputed.
  • Saudi Arabia has consistently denied any role in planning or supporting the attacks, calling itself a sworn enemy of Qaeda; the White House claims it is working to identify responsive records.
  • During this year's 9/11 commemorations, Families openly faulted the Administration for keeping materials secret, noting that Fifteen of the 19 hijackers were Saudi nationals.
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9/11 families to seek release of documents they say include Saudi Arabia's link to attack

Getty Images / Stock Image Families of Sept. 11 victims are expected to ask a federal appeals court on Wednesday to order the government to release documents that they say tie the Saudi Arabian government to the

·Baltimore, United States
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WBAL broke the news in Baltimore, United States on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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