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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...rorists-death-penalty-sickening-betrayal.html
Furious 9/11 families have urged the Biden administration not to spare the attackers the death penalty and have demanded the release of documents that could finally implicate Saudi Arabia.
Brett Eagleson, who was 15 when he lost his father in the South Tower almost 22 years ago, called the proposed plea deal for the suspects awaiting trial at Guantanamo Bay a 'sickening betrayal.'
For Eagleson, a plea deal would mean the suspects can avoid trial and avoid revealing answers relatives of the 2,977 Americans killed in the attack have had an agonizing wait to hear.
'To the 9/11 victims, we've been fighting for 22 years for peace, closure and accountability,' he told DailyMail.com. 'We need to hear what KSM (Khalid Sheikh Mohammed) and these other detainees have to say.'
Earlier this month, the Pentagon sent a letter to the families of 9/11 victims explaining that plea deals are being explored for chief architect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four of his alleged co-conspirators.
The agreements would see them 'accept criminal responsibility for their actions and plead guilty....in exchange for not receiving the death penalty.'
This week, a group of 2,000 9/11 family members slammed the plans and wrote a letter to the Biden administration demanding they drop the plea deals.
Sad situation for the families. I don't think they will release the documents because they not only implicate Saudi Arabia but also Israel and perhaps some American officials.
Furious 9/11 families have urged the Biden administration not to spare the attackers the death penalty and have demanded the release of documents that could finally implicate Saudi Arabia.
Brett Eagleson, who was 15 when he lost his father in the South Tower almost 22 years ago, called the proposed plea deal for the suspects awaiting trial at Guantanamo Bay a 'sickening betrayal.'
For Eagleson, a plea deal would mean the suspects can avoid trial and avoid revealing answers relatives of the 2,977 Americans killed in the attack have had an agonizing wait to hear.
'To the 9/11 victims, we've been fighting for 22 years for peace, closure and accountability,' he told DailyMail.com. 'We need to hear what KSM (Khalid Sheikh Mohammed) and these other detainees have to say.'
Earlier this month, the Pentagon sent a letter to the families of 9/11 victims explaining that plea deals are being explored for chief architect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four of his alleged co-conspirators.
The agreements would see them 'accept criminal responsibility for their actions and plead guilty....in exchange for not receiving the death penalty.'
This week, a group of 2,000 9/11 family members slammed the plans and wrote a letter to the Biden administration demanding they drop the plea deals.
Sad situation for the families. I don't think they will release the documents because they not only implicate Saudi Arabia but also Israel and perhaps some American officials.