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Victims' families seek to prove Saudi complicity in 9/11 attacks using new evidence from Saudi agent Omar al-Bayoumi

Victims' families are pursuing a $1 trillion lawsuit against Saudi Arabia, seeking to prove the kingdom's complicity in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The families allege that Saudi national Omar al-Bayoumi acted as a deep-cover intelligence asset who provided logistical and financial support to two of the hijackers. New evidence, including two key videos and a notebook sketch, has been revealed to support these claims. One video shows Omar al-Bayoumi "casing" the U.S. Capitol building for a potential attack, while another shows him hosting a "welcome party" for the hijackers in San Diego. A notebook sketch, which families call "smoking gun" evidence, contains mathematical calculations for navigating a plane toward a ground target. While Saudi Arabia and Omar al-Bayoumi have consistently denied any prior knowledge of the attacks, the families argue the evidence proves foreknowledge. The administration announced that President Trump will attend a Pentagon ceremony to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the attacks. The families are pressing the administration to declassify more records to provide a final resolution to the decades-long legal battle.

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