Office Of The Inspector General

Events (39)

• January 13, 2000: CIA Officer Again Fails to Grant Permission to Inform FBI of Hijacker Almihdhar’s US Visa 2000-01-13
• February 1, 2001:ColeInvestigators Interview Source over Identification of Al-Qaeda Leader, CIA Conceals Key Information Leading to Two 9/11 Hijackers 2001-02-01
• July 27, 2001 or Shortly After: FBI’s New York Office Receives Phoenix Memo, Takes Little Action 2001-07-27
• August 22-28, 2001: Phoenix Memo Withheld from FISA Attorneys in Moussaoui Case 2001-08-22
• After August 28, 2001: FBI Fails to Reconsider Seeking Criminal Warrant for Moussaoui 2001-08-28
• August 29, 2001: FBI Wrongly Opens Intelligence Investigation to Find 9/11 Hijacker Almihdhar, despite Protests that ‘Someday Somebody Will Die’ as a Result 2001-08-29
• August 29, 2001: FBI Headquarters Not Concerned about Imam’s Reference to Moussaoui and Jihad 2001-08-29
• Afternoon March 7, 2002: After Being Rebuffed by Own Superiors, FBI Whistleblower Sends Letters to Senators and FBI Internal Investigation Departments 2002-03-07
• May 5, 2002-July 22, 2004: US Government Fails to Investigate FBI Agent Wright’s Complaints 2002-05-05
• November 19, 2002: Bush Fires US Attorney Investigating Abramoff Lobbying Efforts 2002-11-19
• (February 12, 2004): Two FBI Agents Lie to Justice Department Inspector General about Withholding of 9/11 Information from Bureau 2004-02-12
• (July 8, 2004): Justice Department’s Inspector General Report Supports Sibel Edmonds’ Allegations 2004-07-08
• April 30, 2005-October 19, 2005: FBI Agent Wright Is Fired by FBI, Then Reinstated 2005-04-30
• May 27, 2005: Defense Department Watchdog Blames Inaccurate Accounts of 9/11 on Poor Log Keeping 2005-05-27
• October 3, 2005: FBI’s Criminal Cases Down by Half Since 9/11 Due to Focus on Terrorism 2005-10-03
• December 3, 2005: FBI Whistleblower Exonerated by Justice Department Report 2005-12-03
• December 29, 2005: USDA Inspector General Blasts USDA for Poor Oversight of Field Trials for Experimental GM Crops 2005-12-29
• July 11, 2006: US Counterterrorism Spending Is Based on Wildly Inaccurate Target List 2006-07-11
• September 18, 2006: Pentagon Inspector General Dismisses Able Danger Claims 2006-09-18
• October 6, 2006: Defense Department Inspector General Concludes that Pentagon Contract to Plant Stories in Iraqi Media was Lawful 2006-10-06
• November 1, 2006: NASA and Commerce Department Launch Internal Investigation into White House’s Alleged Suppression of Global Warming Research 2006-11-01
• February 9, 2007: Pentagon Investigation Finds Office of Special Plans Inappropriately Produced ‘Alternative’ Intelligence Reports on Iraq 2007-02-09
• December 6, 2007: Over $1 Billion in Weapons, Materiel Provided to Iraqi Security Forces ‘Lost’ 2007-12-06
• April 23, 2008: Senate Republicans Protect Justice Department from Oversight by Inspector General 2008-04-23
• October 24, 2008: Report Finds Lack of Controls and Accountability in Program to Arm and Train Afghan Security Forces; Insurgents Could Get Arms 2008-10-24
• May 19, 2009: Investigation Finds Weapons Supplied by the US and NATO to Afghan Security Forces Likely Falling into Taliban Hands 2009-05-19
• January 2001: CIA Report on USSColeBombing Only Finds Circumstantial Evidence of Bin Laden Link, Fails to Mention Some Connections
• January 2006: Pentagon Investigation of Feith Stalling Senate Intelligence Committee Report
• February - April 2005: US Attorney Accused of ‘Conflict of Interest’ regarding Wife’s State Contract, No Impropriety Found
• February 2004: CIA Officer Lies to Justice Department Inspector General about Passage of Information about Almihdhar’s US Visa
• September 2002: FBI Agent Sees ‘Grave Violations’ in FBI Handling of Terrorism Case in Florida
• Before September 1993: Inspectors General Clear Nuclear Analyst of All Charges, but Report Is Rewritten
• Mid-Late December 2000: Some CIA Officers Speculate Almihdhar May Be Al-Qaeda Leader Bin Attash, FBI Not Informed
• Between December 2002 and May 2003: Staffer Moves from One 9/11 Inquiry to Another
• Early February 2004: Justice Department Inspector General Discovers Key Document about Pre-9/11 Failings, Not Previously Passed on by CIA
• Mid-January 2000: Senior FBI Representative to CIA Bin Laden Unit Resigns Over Illness, Hampering Passage of Information to FBI
• Mid-May 2001: CIA Officer Misrepresents Hijacker Alhazmi’s Travel to US in Email Copied to FBI Agent
• Fall 2004: Defense Department Inspector General Leaves Iraq
• (2006): NSC Refuses Request from Pentagon Investigators to Interview Stephen Hadley