Subject: Mohammed Atta

• Hunt Dies

  January 23, 2007

• Unleashing Florida Pulp Nonfiction

  June 16, 2006

• A Fitting Farewell To The Herald's Fallen

  October 3, 2008

• Undercurrents

  September 27, 2001

• Undercurrents

  October 25, 2001

• Admitting Terror, Part 3

  November 1, 2001

• Letters for November 1, 2001

  November 1, 2001

• Letters for November 15, 2001

  November 15, 2001

• Back in the Lion's Mouth

  December 20, 2001

• Letters for October 31, 2002

  October 31, 2002

• Letters for October 2, 2003

  October 2, 2003

• Letters for October 9, 2003

  October 9, 2003

• Jack Don't Know Jack

  Why will the right-wing crusader likely lose his license? Swastikas are just the start.

  June 19, 2008

• Atta's Fork

  How Much Would You Pay for the Utensil That Fed the Devil?

  February 8, 2007

• Ghost Train

  Decaying cars, $300,000 in expenditures, and empty promises — that's your new railroad museum.

  April 27, 2006

• The Terrorist Who Wasn't

  Hollywood's Manny Ebaid struggles to rebound after the War on Terror made him collateral damage.

  March 30, 2006

• Letters for December 8-14, 2005

  December 8, 2005

• Tackling Terrorism Inventively

  Would-be Edisons come up with new ways to whack and disarm the bad guys

  February 26, 2004

• Forgotten 9/11

  The INS screwed up when it let in the September massacre's mastermind

  September 11, 2003

• Muslim McCarthyism

  A Miramar family gets the full suspect treatment

  April 3, 2003

• Maxed Out

  In spite of Max Schacknow's emphasis on quantity, some quality work can be found in his juried exhibition

  February 21, 2002

• Admitting Terror: Part 5

  When terrorists knock, the INS is more than likely to fall down on the job

  December 13, 2001

• Admitting Terror, Part 4

  The INS's Mary Schneider warned of the terrorist threat, but nobody listened

  November 8, 2001

• Red Alert

  Terrorism on the East Coast: It was predicted

  September 20, 2001

• Admitting Terror

  The immigration service's own describe how America failed to protect its borders from the September 11 terrorists

  October 18, 2001

• Picture Tour of Terrorist Stops in Broward

  ​Last night, ABC's 20/20 aired a segment featuring an interview with Elie Assaad, the undercover operative who was working for the FBI to infiltrate a Miami-area mosque where agents believed terrorist plots were being hatched. In the interview (video hasn't been posted yet), Assaad tells of being suspicious of 9/11 ringleader Mohamed Atta but being ordered by supervisors against pursuing that lead, which would have meant spending a lot of time in Broward County.After the jump, photographs and

  September 11, 2009