New videos and other evidence have emerged concerning Omar al-Bayoumi, the man described as being at the centre of a lawsuit connected to the 11 September attacks.
The material is said to challenge denials maintained by al-Bayoumi over a period of 25 years. According to the supplied information, the footage and related evidence indicate links to extremists and to the Saudi state.
The evidence is also described as material that the FBI did not share. No further detail is provided in the supplied material about when the footage was recorded, how it was obtained, or the specific nature of the lawsuit.
Al-Bayoumi has denied the allegations for a quarter of a century, but the newly referenced material is said to undermine those denials. The latest development may therefore carry significance for those pursuing legal scrutiny of events and associations linked to the 9/11 case.
No response from al-Bayoumi, Saudi authorities or the FBI is included in the supplied material. The latest known position is that the newly cited videos and evidence have brought renewed attention to his alleged connections and to material that was not previously shared by the FBI.
