Person
Ken Williams
FBI agent in Phoenix who wrote the “Phoenix memo” of July 2001.
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- Federal Bureau of Investigation agent, Phoenix field office Primary record 1
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- Phoenix memo wrote the memo Primary record 1
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The 9/11 Commission Report: Final Report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, 9-11-commission, 22 Jul 2004.
Primary record
Williams is the FBI agent who authored what is referred to as the “Phoenix memo,” discussed in chapter 8.
In July 2001, an FBI agent in the Phoenix field office sent a memo to FBI headquarters and to two agents on international terrorism squads in the New York Field Office
FBI electronic communication, Phoenix memo, July 10, 2001.
As its author told investigators, the Phoenix memo was not an alert about suicide pilots. His worry was more about a Pan Am Flight 103 scenario in which explosives were placed on an aircraft.
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