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Date: Tue, 8 Apr 2003 08:03:01 -0400 From: [email protected]^ To: [email protected] Subject: Work already done

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welcome.

As the several teams start their work it might be worthwhile to tell you about work already done while on the Joint Inquiry Staff that our leadership is working to obtain. Using primarily the FBI PENTBOM spreadsheets on the hijackers I built color-coded Excel spreadsheets/graphs that depict hijacker activity by month since 1990, by week for the year 2001, and by day for the period Apr-Sep 2001. Those files are on a CD at JIS and will migrate over here, hopefully, at an appropriate time. They are largely unclassified, but must be handled as Law Enforcement Sensitive. The compilation needs to be verified as you work with it and is as accurate as the underlying FBI data. In addition, at the TS Codeword C level I created a JIS Timeline 2.0 in Powerpoint. That 80 or so page file is by month/week/day/hour/ depending on the time period and extends back to 1998. Each chart displays current Intel, Intel Community reporting, USG Actions, Key Events and hijacker activity compared over time. It also depicts a running scorecard of which hijackers (with pictures) were in the U.S. and when they arrived. JIS Timeline 1.0 was displayed at the first Inquiry open hearing and dealt with major events up to the summer of 2001. Moreover, I have recently recreated/replicated a couple of charts that I have passed on to Team 1. Those charts tell the story of the assembly of the hijackers in 2001 in the United States and the story of the contrast between hijacker activity and USG activity from 1 April onward. That start date was chosen to coincide with the movement of Hanjour and Nawaf al Hazmi from Arizona to Virginia, the beginning of a definable "assembly" phase. A caution. I connect dots differently than most other people and often do so chaotically. I also tend to think in pictures as opposed to words. Lew Moon and Mike Jacobsen can reliably be counted on to keep me honest and to make sure logic prevails. The combination of the three of us should save each team time and effort in the early going. Just ask us—whatever the subject at least one of the three of us touched it at some point over the past year. Over the past few weeks I have also built timelines for flights AAll, AA77 and UAL175 for the day of 9/11 itself, based on information in the public domain. Happy to help, and rest assured the "Force Is With You." Miles

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Many of you have friends and former colleagues in agencies we are or will be seeking information from. Now that we have been given official points of contact at these agencies, however, we need to be especially careful in our discussions with these friends and ex-colleagues. Philip and I are now engaged in the process of inital meetings with the offical POCs, which will be followed by more detailed meetings, in which some of you will be involved, once the team work plans are set. While the pattern will vary from agency to agency, there will undoubtedly be regular day-to-day contacts — on-site or by phone or email — by many of you with the POCs and others designated by them once we establish the particular mode of operation at each agency. In general, we should restrict requests for documents, other information, and interviews to those officals channels established with the agency POCs. Of course, we do not want to cut off natural and useful contacts you may have with friends and former colleagues. They can be useful sources of information, e.g., as to who is doing what at the agency and it may be helpful if they understand what the Commission is trying to do. But we should avoid making requests of them that could be considered a circumvention of the process that we have agreed to followw for seeking information and documents from the agency. If you have any questions aboiut a proposed contact, talk to Philip, Chris or me. Delete | Reply | Reply to All (Forward 1 Redirect t Blacklist | Message Source | Resume i Save as | Print

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