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Yeah but the intitial reports were sparked by the guy in Egypt who was claiming his son was still alive in Saudi Arabia and couldn't have been a hijacker.... but the son himself never turned up.

The problem with stories coming out of the middle east is how well sympathisers, and agents working with terrorist groups have infiltrated the media. It's hard to come up with a burried "scoop" in places where there is no free press.

The Saudi Arabian government are desperate to get the heat off them. They have no problem calling press conferences. So why wouldn't they have tons of cameras in front of Waleed Al Shehri by now. They're seriously sweating the 9/11 lawsuits coming into play.

So logically... if your picture was being distributed world wide as a dead hijacker, and terrorist associated with Al Qaeda... how can you get a visa from Morroco to Saudi Arabia so that you can continue to work with airplanes in some capacity...and it takes two years for the BBC (who have been caught publishing fictional stories about the region) to uncover that he's alive...??? Something's wrong.