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9/11: Split court rules privacy of suspects, FBI agents outweighs public interest in knowing
Oct 02, 2019 05:32 am | Dan Christensen

By Dan Christensen
FloridaBulldog.org
A split federal appeals court largely denied Florida Bulldog’s effort to compel the FBI to open up additional files about 9/11 after concluding that the public interest in knowing what happened is outweighed by the privacy interests of suspects, witnesses and FBI investigators.

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