9/11 SECRET FILES: FBI/CIA records reveal two Saudi government employees “may have served as an advance team” for the hijackers.
The 9/11 Commission report did not explore the seeming probability of a Saudi “Advance Team” nor the 1999 “casing video” of Washington, D.C. The records and videos of a possible support network were also not shared with the commission.
This newly revealed information sets the 9/11 timeline back two to three years. The team coordinated with imams [Are those imams still in the USA?]. It is unclear if the Saudi government or al-Qaeda were behind it. These are serious leads for investigation.
This is being unearthed thanks to the 9/11 families.
There is compelling evidence that the US-based support network secured housing, bank accounts, driver’s licenses, and even helped identify flight schools for the hijackers.
Saudi Arabia denies all allegations against the government.
TIME STAMPS
- 2:20 FBI: Ties to Al-Qaeda
- 3:00 Alleged Advance Team Lead Buried In Secret Government Records
- 4:00 Arrival In Southern California December 1998 — 13 Months Before Hijackers
- 5:20 Hijackers’ Support Network – “50/50” Chance Advance Knowledge of 9/11 Plot
- 6:00 Letters to Saudi Government Official “Complete Cooperation”
- 6:35 February 2000 Video: “Welcome Party” 9/11 Hijackers
- 7:50 Hijackers’ Road Trip Oklahoma + Missouri
- 8:40 Washington D.C. “Casing” Video / Bin Laden 9/11 Targets
- 9:20 Trump Administration: Once In A Lifetime Chance For Answers
- 11:10 Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Response
9/11 Receipts: FBI Records Describe 9/11 Advance Team
“Al Sadhan and Al Sudairy may have…served as an advance team to vet those who would later assist both hijackers”
“…employees of the Islamic Affairs Office at the Embassy of Saudi Arabia…” pic.twitter.com/MHo6DMKLzZ
— Catherine Herridge (@C__Herridge) August 24, 2026