The FBI Agent Who Was Able to Change the Story of 9/11: "The United States Was Never so Close to Preventing the attacks."
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Madrid, Sep 11 (EFE).- FBI ex-agent Mark Rossini is certain that he could have prevented the attacks of the 11S. This fact tortures him and "it does not happen a single day" in which his mind does not obsessively review what happened that fateful day of 25 years ago and, about [...] The entry The 11S "could have been avoided": the certainty that torture Mark Rossini 25 years later was first published in HolaNews.
Álvaro Soto reconstructs in Agent Rossini the story of the man who had access to key information about two future 9/11 terrorists and was ordered not to alert the FBI.
Time does not heal the heart shattered by Mark Rossini , an ex-FBI agent with silver hair who gives away few smiles. 25 years ago, this New Yorker born in 1961 discovered a key document that could have avoided one of the most painful attacks in the United States: the attacks on the Pentagon and the Twin Towers on September 11.
Mark Rossini, former FBI agent, claims he was able to avoid 9/11 if the CIA had shared key information about Khalid al-Mihdhar.
The bad relationship between the FBI and the CIA facilitated the attack, according to Rossini, but the fact that 15 of the 19 terrorists who hijacked the four planes were from Saudi Arabia was also crucial.
On August 11, 2001, Zacarias Moussaoui and his roommate, Hussein al-Attas, arrived in Eagan, Minnesota, where Moussaoui was already enrolled in the Pan Am International Flight Academy. He paid the remaining $6,300 for simulator training in cash.
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