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The FBI confiscated immediately after the attacks of 9/11 all available documentation regarding the boarding of the aircraft that were allegedly hijacked. Dozens of witnesses from the airlines and the respective airports were interviewed by the FBI on the very day of the attacks and thereafter. All existing evidence regarding the boarding of the four 9/11 flights must therefore be in the hands of the U.S. authorities.

A government innocent of mass murder would be expected not only to seek the truth about the crime, but to show particular zeal in doing so, including the presentation of the most incriminating evidence it possesses. It would do so both to satisfy a legitimate expectation of its own population (and in the case of 9/11 of the world community) and to dispel any existing suspicions of a cover-up or of complicity in the crime. The U.S. government, to this day, has failed to do so.

On the basis of the evidence provided in this chapter, the following conclusions impose themselves:

• Due to the lack of concrete and verifiable evidence that the 19 alleged hijackers boarded the four aircraft, it is unconscionable and slanderous to accuse these individuals of participation in the mass-murder.

• By consistently refusing to confirm through authenticated documents that the 19 alleged hijackers had boarded the four aircraft, the U.S. government manifests its bad faith and justifies the suspicion that it is covering up crucial facts regarding the mass murder.

• By ignoring the numerous and glaring contradictions regarding the identities of the alleged hijackers, the 9/11 Commission manifested its intent to support unsubstantiated government allegations against the accused individuals.

• By refusing to release copies of original, authentic flight manifests and to allow interviews with personnel responsible for the boarding of the four aircraft of 9/11,{175} the airlines manifest their complicity in covering up the mass murder.