U.S. nixes Iraqi link to 9/11 hijackers

01 May 2002

U.S. investigators no longer believe suicide hijacker Mohammed Atta met an Iraqi intelligence agent in Europe last year, eliminating the only known link between Saddam Hussein`s government and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Full Story

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