Motassadeq, Mounir Al

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Mounir El Motassadeq quickly fell under suspicion when German authorities discovered that he had power of attorney over a bank account in the name of Al-Shehhi, Marwan, another former Hamburg student, who was officially aboard the second plane that struck the World Trade Center.

Motassadeq had been registered as a student at Hamburg's Technical University, where Mohammad Atta and al-Shehhi studied. 

He was interrogated in October 2001, but denied having anything to do with Atta or with terrorism. 
German authorities had issued arrest warrants for three other men thought to have provided logistical help to the hijackers. 
They are 26-year-old German citizen Said Bahaji, 29-year-old Ramsi Binalshibh (->) of Yemen and 24-year-old Zakariya Essabar of Morocco.
All three are believed to have fled Germany before or soon after September 11. 

In October 2002 a trial against Motassadeq started in germany. The prosecutor of this trial is Key Nehm The indictment charging El Motassadeq (Hamburg) with belonging to a terror group Germany has issued international warrants for three other cell members, fugitives Binalshibh, Ramzi, 
seen in Malaysia in June 2001, Said Bahaji, who left Germany eight days before the attacks, and Zakariya Essabar. 

In a coincidence, Binalshibh was arrested by US officials, one month before the german trial started, but the US Government 
refused to allow german authorities to interrogate him. (-> Binalshibh, Ramsi) Surprisingly, on February 19th, 2003,
Motassadeq received the maximum 15-year sentence "for helping the hijackers".

Motassadeq always insisted he had no idea of a plot.
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