The Congress has made public “the 28 pages,” the long expurgated section of the 9/11 Commission report dealing with Saudi Arabia’s role in the events leading up to the attack.
On first reading, the pages show that U.S. official suspected, but could not prove, that senior officials in the kingdom might have been involved in supporting the hijackers.
This shows that long-secret JFK records can also be forced into the open despite governmental opposition.
Under pressure from the victims’ families and lawmakers, President Barack Obama said in April his administration would declassify the pages.
Source: ’28 pages’: Congress releases report on alleged Saudi 9/11 ties – CNNPolitics.com