If Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s confession is genuine, the 911 Commission’s bestselling report isn’t far from fiction, leaving out as it is does his role in the 1993 WTC bombing and his Iraq connection, according to investigative reporter Edward Jay Epstein:
"The result is that basic issues concerning KSM’s interrogation–and the dozens of crucial citations in the 9/11 Report–are now in such doubt that 9/11 Commissioner Bob Kerrey suggested last Sunday, in his Daily News column, that KSM be put on trial in New York, where presumably he could be properly cross-examined. While that remedy may be far-fetched, some resolution of this investigative failure is necessary."
THE TEXAS SCRIBBLER 