ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- A federal judge all but gutted the government's death-penalty case against terrorist Zacarias Moussaoui on Tuesday by ruling that prosecutors cannot present any witnesses or evidence from aviation officials to show that the 9-11 attacks could have been stopped had Moussaoui cooperated with the FBI.
Posted March 16, 2006
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