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"Graham’s suspicion that he was poisoned by some element of the U.S. government stemmed from a report he’d made to a Shreveport FBI agent in November 2000 – more than three years earlier – concerning Mohammad Jamal Khan, a Pakistani businessman whose blond hair and pale skin contributed to a personal aura of mystery. The U.S. government would later identify Khan as a candidate for prosecution for crimes related to the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks by the time Graham fell ill. While visiting Khan’s apartment, Graham met two men he later identified as 9-11 hijackers Nawaf al-Hazmi and Fayez Banihammad."
Now, what's interesting is that Banihammad officially wasn't in the Us at that time.
But well, so weren't 15 of 19 alleged hijackers.
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