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Obama Administration Files First Benghazi ‘Criminal’ Charges – Just Hours Before CNN to Air Interview With Accused Terrorist
The Obama Administration filed the first criminal charges related to the Benghazi terrorist attack. The charges were filed just hours before CNN will air their interview with the accused terrorist.
The Daily Mail reported:
The Daily Mail reported:
U.S. government officials have reportedly filed the first criminal charges related to the Sept. 11, 2012 attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya that left four Americans dead and a diplomatic outpost in ruins.
Arwa Damon, a CNN reporter, spoke with Ansar al-Sharia leader Ahmed Abu Khattala in an interview to be broadcast Tuesday night. The network first reported on the criminal charges against him a few hours before airtime.
Reuters interviewed Ahmed Abu Khattala back in October 2012 at a hotel restaurant.
He’s been free to roam for the past year.
He’s been free to roam for the past year.
…In an interview, Abu Khattala told Reuters he had only heard he was a suspect through news media and was surprised that officials had told journalists he was at large.
“These reports say that no one knows where I am and that I am hiding,” he said. “But here I am in the open, sitting in a hotel with you. I’m even going to pick up my sister’s kids from school soon.”
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