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Complete 911 Timeline

7279 events in this timeline

Open-Content investigative project managed by matt, Paul, KJF, blackmax

This is the home page for the Complete 911 Timeline investigative project, one of several grassroots investigations being hosted on the History Commons website. The data published as part of this investigation has been collected, organized, and published by members of the public who are registered users of this website.

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  1. February 4-Mid-May 2000: Hijackers Alhazmi and Almihdhar Live Openly in San Diego
  2. February 2000-Early September 2001: San Diego Neighbors to 9/11 Hijackers See Mysterious Late Night Visits and Car Rides
  3. Between February and September 2000: Malaysian Intelligence Stops Monitoring Al-Qaeda Summit Location, at CIA’s Request
  4. February 2000: CIA Obtains Videotape from Al-Qaeda Summit in Malaysia, But Shows Little Interest in It
  5. January-March 2001: Intelligence Unit Tracking Al-Qaeda is Closed Down; Change in Leadership Factors in Closure
  6. February 2001: Key Leader of Al-Qaeda in Europe Arrested
  7. February 2001: Almihdhar Possibly Travels to Iran
  8. (February-April 2001): Hijacker Atta Possibly Has American Girlfriend; Several Witnesses Confirm Story, Though Supposed Girlfriend Later Denies the Connection
  9. February 2001: 9/11 Hijacker Almihdhar Stays in Closely Monitored Yemen Hub House Again
  10. February 2001: Al-Qaeda Source Indicates Bin Laden Disappointed with Lack of US Response toColeBombing
  11. Early February 2001: Richard Clarke Urges Vice President Cheney to Take Action Against Al-Qaeda
  12. February 2001: Bush Administration Abandons Global Crackdown on Terrorist Funding
  13. Late February 2001: Enron Influences Cheney’s Energy Task Force to Help Troubled Dabhol Plant
  14. Early February 2001: Moussaoui Given US Visa despite Presence on French Watch List
  15. February 2001-March 2001: Withdrawal of DIA Support Contributes to End of Able Danger Program
  16. February 2001: US Fails to Back Plan to Overthrow Taliban
  17. (February-March 2001): New Administration Shuts Down Surveillance of Saudi Arabians
  18. (Between February 2001 and August 2001): White House Prohibits Staff from Using BlackBerrys, Thereby Hindering Communications on 9/11
  19. (Between February and August 2001): President Bush Cancels a Plan to Upgrade the White House’s Emergency Operations Center
  20. February 2001: London Home of Prominent Al-Qaeda Imam Is Raided, Police Find Cash for Chechen Fighters
  21. February 2001: Two 9/11 Hijackers Seen Living in San Antonio with Swapped Identities
  22. February-March 2001: Politicians Warned about Terrorism Funding in US
  23. February 2001: Bin Laden’s Sisters Seen Handing Money to Al-Qaeda Member
  24. February-July 2001: Trial Presents FBI with Information About Pilot Training Scheme
  25. (Between February and August 2001): Senior White House Officials Visit Bunker that Will Be Used on September 11 during Exercise
  26. February 2001: Former CIA Director Attempts to Link Iraqi Government to 1993 WTC Bombing
  27. February 2001: Italians Intercept Phone Call about Islamists Trying to Get into US
  28. Late February 2002: US Allegedly Helps Arms Dealer Victor Bout Escape Arrest
  29. February 2002: US Military Determined to Avoid Counter-Narcotics Operations in Afghanistan
  30. February 2002: US Criticism Results in Iran Expelling Al-Qaeda-Linked Warlord to Afghanistan
  31. February 2002: Remote Drone Targeting Bin Laden Kills Three Innocent Civilians Instead
  32. February 2002: Powell’s Proposal to Secure All of Afghanistan Is Rejected by Rumsfeld
  33. February 2002: Transportation Security Administration Takes Over Airport Security, but Is Heavily Criticized
  34. February 2003 or After: 9/11 Commission Staff Set up ‘Back-Channel Network’ to Report on Executive Director Zelikow’s Behavior
  35. February 2003: Bush Administration Downplays Afghanistan War as War in Iraq Draws Near
  36. February 2003: CIA Tells Small Group of Congresspeople It Has Detainee Interrogation Tapes; Two Warn CIA Not to Destroy Them
  37. November 2005: CIA Has Many Reasons Not to Destroy Videotapes of Detainee Interrogations
  38. February-Late March 2003: US Intelligence Learns Al-Qaeda Called Off Chemical Bomb Attack in US, but Effectiveness of Bomb is Disputed
  39. February 2003: Neoconservative Author Defends Claims of 9/11-Iraq Connection to Skeptical Journalist
  40. (February-April 2003): 9/11 Commissioners Rarely Visit Commission’s Offices, Giving Executive Director Zelikow More Power
  41. Late February 2003: DNA Identifies Passenger Remains, but Hijacker DNA Is Not Tested
  42. (February 2003): White House Repeatedly Contacts 9/11 Commission Chairman to Discuss Appointment of Commission’s Counsel
  43. After February 2003: Militant’s Wife Continues Reporting on Group of Madrid Bombers
  44. February 2004: Possible 7/7 London Bombings Mastermind Monitored Meeting with Leaders of Fertilizer Bomb Plot
  45. February-April 2004: Bush Administration Withholds Clinton Documents from 9/11 Commission
  46. February 2004: 9/11 Commission Receives Documentation Relating to Able Danger Program
  47. February 2004: CIA Officer Lies to Justice Department Inspector General about Passage of Information about Almihdhar’s US Visa
  48. February 2004: Bush Administration Fails to Act on 9/11 Inquiry Recommendations
  49. February-July 2004: 9/11 Commission Does Not Find Material about Intercepts of Hijackers’ Calls in NSA Files
  50. February 2004: 9/11 Commission Does Not Subpoena White House over Presidential Daily Briefs due to Last-Ditch Intervention by Executive Director Zelikow