Inside The Terror Network





	Hedrick Smith analyzes the U.S. failure to detect the Sept. 11 plot. Plus, interviews with Sen. Bob Graham and FBI counterterrorism experts. What transformed Mohamed Atta, Marwan al-Shehhi, and Ziad Jarrah into determined suicide terrorists? Biographies, a chronology, and readings. Testimony, analyses, and source documents outlining the origins, structure, and organization of Osama bin Laden's global terrorist network. A conversation with Hedrick Smith about some of the most revealing and surprising elements of this story

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[an error occurred while processing the directive] [an error occurred while processing the directive] [an error occurred while processing the directive] should we have... + their personal stories + inside al qaeda + reporter's notebook producer's chat + discussion + tapes & transcripts + press + credits + privacy FRONTLINE + wgbh + pbs online web site copyright 1995-2014 WGBH educational foundation Inside the Terror Network The hijackers of September 11 led such outwardly ordinary lives that they moved through Europe and America virtually unnoticed. They plotted in broad daylight, weaving a web of terror from the simple routines of modern life. American flight schools taught them to fly, local banks helped them move money, libraries provided computers, and the Department of Motor Vehicles supplied essential IDs. Everywhere they went they blended in unnoticed and unsuspected. FRONTLINE traces the hijackers' movements across four continents, following clues they left behind to unearth the stories of the individuals inside Osama bin Laden's terror network. published jan. 2002