About 40 of the people involved in the attacks have been accounted for, including those killed in the attacks, but 10 remain at large, the Los Angeles Times reported, citing an unidentified source with knowledge of the investigation.
Meanwhile, other investigators were kept busy with several security scares that shut down New York’s airports soon after they opened yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon, an unidentified man was stopped at New York’s Kennedy airport for carrying a false pilot’s identification, the city’s police commissioner said.
In addition, five or six suspicious people, some of them Arabs, were detained at city airports for questioning by the FBI.
@D:Hijacks
@A:The FBI’s massive investigation stretches from the Canadian border to Florida, where some of the participants learned how to fly commercial planes before the attacks.
The Justice Department said at least one hijacker on each plane was trained at a U.S. flight school, although they must have received additional sophisticated training elsewhere.
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