Whistleblower says big accounting firm hid evidence that a Saudi co-defendant helped finance 9/11

An image taken from the building that housed the National Archives office in New York City on September 11, 2001. The original caption reads: "From the roof of 201 Varick Street, just one floor up from NARA’s office, archivist John Celardo captured the moment a hijacked airliner crashed into the second tower." Photo: The National Archives

By Dan Christensen, FloridaBulldog.org

As 9/11 victims await a federal judge’s decision on whether Saudi Arabia should be dismissed as a defendant in their massive civil action, “serious” allegations have emerged that a global accounting firm covered up evidence that a co-defendant “was involved in financing the 9/11 terrorist attacks.”

An anonymous whistleblower’s letter to a plaintiff’s lawyer involves a forensic accounting expert for the defense, Jonathan T. Marks, who was retained by the Saudi-based World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) to review records produced during the litigation related to claims made against WAMY and testify about his findings.

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Whistleblower says big accounting firm hid evidence that a Saudi co-defendant helped finance 9/11

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