'20th hijacker' suspect 'intended second al-Qaida strike'

Terror suspect Zacarias Moussaoui has claimed he was plotting a second al-Qaida strike to follow-up the September 11 attacks, court papers released today showed.

'20th hijacker' suspect 'intended second al-Qaida strike'
Wed, 14 May, 2003 - 15:39

Terror suspect Zacarias Moussaoui has claimed he was plotting a second al-Qaida strike to follow-up the September 11 attacks, court papers released today showed.

The French Moroccan’s defence lawyers said he “made plans for activities” after the World Trade Centre and Pentagon atrocities.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: World Trade CentrePlace: PentagonPlace: Richmond, VirginiaPlace: USPlace: Brixton, south LondonPlace: MinnesotaPerson: Zacarias MoussaouiPerson: MoussaouiPerson: Ramzi Bin al-ShibhEvent: second al-QaidaEvent: -QaidaEvent: September 11 attacksEvent: 2001 attacksOrganisation: United States Circuit Court of AppealsOrganisation: al QaidaOrganisation: US governmentOrganisation: Qaida
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