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The family of one 9/11 victim is speaking out against the “betrayal” by the Biden administration over a letter it sent notifying families that the masterminds of the heinous attacks could avoid the death penalty.
Chair of 9/11 Families United Terry Strada lost her husband on 9/11, and she joined “Fox & Friends First” Friday to demand action from the White House as she continues to seek justice.
“It feels like a betrayal. It feels like the government is choosing to protect the mastermind, the perpetrators, the financiers, everyone that’s ever been involved with September 11th and the murder of nearly 3,000 people on American soil,” she told Carley Shimkus Friday.
“This administration and past administrations have chosen to protect them over us.”
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“I feel like the Biden administration should order them not to accept this plea deal and not to have it on the table at all,” she continued.
“The 9/11 family, the community, we deserve accountability. And that’s what this really boils down to, is the accountability for the murder of our loved ones.”
The Pentagon and the FBI sent a letter, dated August 1, to several families of the thousands of people killed during the 9/11 attacks. It notified them that because of plea deal negotiations, the masterminds may evade the death penalty.
Terry Strada (C), who lost her husband Tom Strada, stands with others who lost loved ones in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks listens during a press conference about the September 11th Transparency Act on Capitol Hill August 5, 2021, in Washington, DC. (BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images)
“The Office of the Chief Prosecutor has been negotiating and is considering entering into pre-trial agreements,” states the letter.
It continues to say that a plea agreement hasn’t been finalized “…and may never be finalized, it is possible that a PTA, in this case, would remove the…
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