Twenty-five years after nearly 3,000 lives were taken in a single morning, the man accused of orchestrating that loss has yet to face a verdict — and the earliest he might is 2028, a span of time that now encompasses the entire childhoods of those born in the attacks' aftermath. The trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, long entangled in the legal consequences of torture, shifting political winds, and procedural collapse, stands as one of the most prolonged reckonings in American judicial history. What began as a question of justice has become, for the families who wait, a question of survival — wh
9/11 Trial Delayed to 2028: Families Face 27-Year Wait for Justice
Nearly 3,000 people were killed in the September 11 attacks; victims' families have endured 25 years of delayed justice and ongoing emotional trauma as the prosecution remains unresolved.