Official: Accused 9/11 mastermind, others to be tried in N.Y.

Washington Post | Nov. 13, 2009

() Washington PostOfficial: Accused 9/11 mastermind, others to be tried in New YorkWashington PostKhalid Sheik Mohammed -- the self-proclaimed mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks -- and four co-defendants will be tried in federal court in New York instead of a military commission, a federal official said ...'NY trial' for key 9/11 suspectsBBC News9/11 suspects to be tried in New York-US officialReutersAP Source: Gitmo 9/11 suspects to NY for trialThe ... Full Story »

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 by Samuel W. Velsor IV - Nov. 13, 2009

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What about the threat of some group making an attack to free these men. All costs of this trial must be born by the federal courts and not New York City/State. What will be done if they are released due to a fluke of law, not much of a over thought.

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