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Witnesses to Terror

EPISODE · Sep 13, 2004 · 51 MIN

Witnesses to Terror

from APM Reports Documentaries · host APM Reports

During an 18-month investigation, the 9/11 Commission heard extraordinary testimony about the terrorist attacks on America. Witnesses told stories of lucky breaks and deadly errors. The commission pieced together new evidence and new details to tell the most complete story to date of the al Qaeda plot.

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