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Update in the Case of U.S. v. KSM, et. al.

Dear Survivors & Families, I am writing to inform you of the latest scheduling change in the case of United States v. KSM, et. al..  This morning the Military Judge issued another amended scheduling order cancelling the week of May 12-15, 2025 of the upcoming session. The April/May session has now been cancelled in its entirety. The case […]

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WANTING: APRIL 8, 2025

Two weeks ago, the landscaper arrived to pick up sticks and blow winter’s detritus from the gardens. The next morning, everything was covered under a lofty blanket of snow. From a window I observed a cardinal perched regal in the platform feeder under a white frozen roof peaking 10” high, a crowned crimson caller strident […]

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Relief for American Victims of International Terrorism

This week 9/11 Victim Family Members join with other U.S. Victims and Families of International Terrorism to introduce a bill to bankrupt terrorism and provide reparations for Victims and Families in the long-haul War Against Terrorism.

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THURSDAYS BRIEFINGS: Part 2 – The Press

VFMs share moment of silence and emotional reactions with the press as breaking news of ruling from the Solicitor General is handed down.

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THURSDAY BRIEFINGS: Part 1 – The Defense

VFMs are on the edge of their seats in back-to-back meetings, on the verge of the plea entry for the mastermind of the 9/11 attacks.

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DISCUSSION OF THE WAY FORWARD: Open Session in the Military Court In the 9/11 Case

January 10, 2025 At 8:00 AM, 9/11 Victim Family Members (VFMs) boarded the Victim’s Witness Assistance Program (VWAP) bus in courtroom attire for our second, and final day of the 54th session of War Court proceedings held at the Naval Base, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Our Army Reserve escort driver stood outside the bus in salute […]

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D.C. District Court of Appeals Order

Victim’s Family Members (VFMs) were meeting with the press around 6:00 PM when notified by the NYT reporter that the Stay Order was granted. The D.C. District Court of Appeals grants Emergency Stay to suspend Pre-Trial Agreements, blocking entry of guilty pleas and admission to 103 pages of charges scheduled to take place this morning, […]

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