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Mr Al-Omari said his passport was stolen when his apartment in Denver, Colorado, was burgled in 1995. He had been studying engineering at Denver University since 1993. He was given a new passport in Riyadh on December 31, 1995 and returned to America to resume his studies in January 1996. After graduating last year he returned to Riyadh to join the electricity authority and later moved to the telecommunications authority."[1]
Mr Al-Omari said his passport was stolen when his apartment in Denver, Colorado, was burgled in 1995. He had been studying engineering at Denver University since 1993. He was given a new passport in Riyadh on December 31, 1995 and returned to America to resume his studies in January 1996. After graduating last year he returned to Riyadh to join the electricity authority and later moved to the telecommunications authority."[1]
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Die BBC berichtete am 23 September, 2001 über Lebenszeichen der angeblichen 9/11 [[Hijacker]]([[#1]]). Ein Walid Al-Sheri, Pilot der Saudi Arabia Air aus Casablanca, Morocco erkannte sich auf dem Fahndungsbild des FBI und protestierte sowohl bei den Saudischen als auch den Amerikanischen Behörden. Er habe eine Flugausbildung in den USA Daytona Beach abgeschlossen und sei 1 Jahr vor den Anschlägen aus den USA in seine Heimat ausgereist.
==Lebenszeichen debunked?==
==Lebenszeichen debunked?==
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Debunker weisen darauf hin das die BBC Reporter nicht mit den angeblich lebendigen Hijackern gesprochen haben, sondern sich ausschließlich auf arabische Presseberichte berufen.
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==Quellen & weiterführende Links==
==Quellen & weiterführende Links==
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# Revealed: the men with stolen identities -- Telegraph, 23.09.2001
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#[http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/1559151.stm| Hijack 'suspects' alive and well]
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#Revealed: the men with stolen identities -- Telegraph, 23.09.2001
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Version vom 15. September 2010, 13:00 Uhr

Abdulaziz Al-Omari

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Persönliche Daten

Offizielle Angaben des FBI
Believed to be a pilot
Name: Abdulaziz Alomari
Nationality: Possible Saudi national
Dates of birth used: December 24, 1972 and May 28, 1979
Possible residence(s): Hollywood, Florida

Timeline

Lebenszeichen
"Mr Al-Omari, who was accused of hijacking the American Airlines plane that smashed into the the World Trade Centre's north tower, said that he was at his desk at the Saudi telecommunications authority in Riyadh when the attacks took place. He said: 'I couldn't believe it when the FBI put me on their list. They gave my name and my date of birth, but I am not a suicide bomber. I am here. I am alive. I have no idea how to fly a plane. I had nothing to do with this.' Mr Al-Omari said his passport was stolen when his apartment in Denver, Colorado, was burgled in 1995. He had been studying engineering at Denver University since 1993. He was given a new passport in Riyadh on December 31, 1995 and returned to America to resume his studies in January 1996. After graduating last year he returned to Riyadh to join the electricity authority and later moved to the telecommunications authority."[1]

Lebenszeichen

Die BBC berichtete am 23 September, 2001 über Lebenszeichen der angeblichen 9/11 Hijacker(#1). Ein Walid Al-Sheri, Pilot der Saudi Arabia Air aus Casablanca, Morocco erkannte sich auf dem Fahndungsbild des FBI und protestierte sowohl bei den Saudischen als auch den Amerikanischen Behörden. Er habe eine Flugausbildung in den USA Daytona Beach abgeschlossen und sei 1 Jahr vor den Anschlägen aus den USA in seine Heimat ausgereist.

Lebenszeichen debunked?

Debunker weisen darauf hin das die BBC Reporter nicht mit den angeblich lebendigen Hijackern gesprochen haben, sondern sich ausschließlich auf arabische Presseberichte berufen.


Quellen & weiterführende Links

  1. Hijack 'suspects' alive and well
  2. Revealed: the men with stolen identities -- Telegraph, 23.09.2001
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