9/11 Trial in Disarray as Pentagon Weighs Plea Deal for KSM on Attack Anniversary

Nearly 3,000 people killed in 9/11 attacks; families of victims continue seeking justice and accountability after 22 years without trial resolution.

Twenty-two years after nearly 3,000 lives were lost in a single morning, the United States still has not brought the accused architects of September 11th to trial — and now, on the anniversary of that wound, the possibility of a plea deal has forced grieving families to reckon with whether justice delayed has become justice redefined. The Pentagon's disclosure that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four co-defendants might escape execution in exchange for guilty pleas has exposed the deep tension between legal pragmatism and the human need for public reckoning. At Guantanamo Bay, a case that has cons

9/11 Trial in Disarray as Pentagon Weighs Plea Deal for KSM on Attack Anniversary

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