The Investigation
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AP Photo / Gary I. Rothstein
FBI
agents stand with a Delray Beach, Fla. police officer and talk with
an unidentified woman before entering an apartment Sunday, Sept. 16,
2001 where two hijackers involved in the terrorist attacks on the
United States were believed to have stayed. |
Arrests in terror investigation now more than 600; some 200 being sought
WASHINGTON – More than 600 people have been arrested in the investigations following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, and more than 200 people are still being sought, Attorney General John Ashcroft said Monday.
Bosnian police arrest suspect after tracing phone call to bin Laden aide
SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Herzegovina – Bosnian police arrested a man linked to one of Osama bin Laden's top aides, a government minister said Monday.
Trips abroad may explain terror plot
WASHINGTON — Two months before flying a jetliner into the World Trade Center, Mohamed Atta went on a European road trip.
Saturday, Oct. 6
• Residents of French apartment building stunned by arrests in U.S. Embassy plot
• U.S.: Hijackers trained in Afghanistan
Friday, Oct. 5
• FBI affidavit: Flight attendant made call to report hijacking
• O'Neill praises efforts of U.S. allies to freeze funds of terrorist groups
• Pakistan says U.S. evidence implicates bin Laden
• U.S. investigating possible bin Laden links in Sao Tome
• Former French official: Notebook might contain codes to decipher bin Laden messages
• Several suspects detained under anti-terrorism act appear in London courts
• Fitting together the puzzle of Osama bin Laden's network as arrests reach 150
Thursday, Oct. 4
• Arrests reach 150 in pursuit of bin Laden network; link seen between one hijacker, earlier attack
• Saudi pilot who had been held as a material witness released from custody
• Cooperation sought from agencies
• Hijacker will shows devotion to Islam, but no sign of terror attacks
• Lawmakers: Taliban profited from drugs
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