sequent use in al Qaeda propaganda.
Jarrah chafed under Atta's authority over him. Binalshibh believes the disagree-
ment arose in part from Jarrah's family visits. Moreover, Jarrah had been on his
own for most of his time in the United States because Binalshibh's visa diffi-
culty had prevented the two of them from training together. Jarrah thus felt
excluded from the decisionmaking. Binalshibh had to act as a broker between
Jarrah and Atta.
ences. Binalshibh claims that such concern was unwarranted, and in their mid-
July discussion reassured KSM that Atta and Jarrah would reconcile and be
ready to move forward in about a month, after Jarrah visited his family. Not-
ing his concern and the potential for delay, KSM at one point instructed Binal-
shibh to send "the skirts" to "Sally"--a coded instruction to Binalshibh to send
funds to Zacarias Moussaoui.While Binalshibh admits KSM did direct him to
send Moussaoui money during the mid-July conversation, he denies knowing
exactly why he received this instruction--though he thought the money was
being provided "within the framework" of the 9/11 operation.
2001, Aysel Senguen, Jarrah's girlfriend, purchased a one-way ticket for Jarrah
from Miami to Dusseldorf. On Jarrah's previous four trips from the United
States to see Senguen and his family in Lebanon, he had always traveled with
a round-trip ticket. When Jarrah departed Miami on July 25, Atta appears to
have driven him to the airport, another unique circumstance.
meet a few days later.When they did, they had an emotional conversation dur-
ing which Binalshibh encouraged Jarrah to see the plan through.
Hawsawi in the UAE totaling $15,000 and, within days, relayed almost all of
this money to Moussaoui in two installments.
point he had only about 50 hours of flight time and no solo flights to his credit,
Moussaoui began making inquiries about flight materials and simulator train-
ing for Boeing 747s. On July 10, he put down a $1,500 deposit for flight sim-
ulator training at Pan Am International Flight Academy in Eagan, Minnesota,
and by the end of the month, he had received a simulator schedule to train from