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Writing in *Reason *Magazine, Paul Sperry raises the possibility that the identification of Mohammed Atta by Able Danger is a case of mistaken identity.
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*Navy Capt. Scott J. Phillpott, who headed a Pentagon counterterrorism project codenamed Able Danger, has claimed that as early as January 2000, his team identified lead hijacker Atta as part of an al-Qaeda terror cell operating out of Brooklyn. *
That’s all very curious, however, because according to German police records, Atta was nowhere near the U.S. then. He was in Hamburg. And it wasn’t until March 22, 2000, that Atta, an Egyptian national, began contacting flight schools here to see about taking lessons
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Excerpt…
*Navy Capt. Scott J. Phillpott, who headed a Pentagon counterterrorism project codenamed Able Danger, has claimed that as early as January 2000, his team identified lead hijacker Atta as part of an al-Qaeda terror cell operating out of Brooklyn. *
That’s all very curious, however, because according to German police records, Atta was nowhere near the U.S. then. He was in Hamburg. And it wasn’t until March 22, 2000, that Atta, an Egyptian national, began contacting flight schools here to see about taking lessons
The entire article…