Assem Jarrah, Out From The Ashes Of Flight 93

On September 11th 2001, United Airlines Flight 93, was hijacked and at the controls of the plane, it is alleged that a Lebanese man by the name of Ziad Jarrah had intentionally crashed the airliner into the ground in Shanksville, Pennsylvania. The story however doesn't simply end there. The anomalies involving the flight and what happened inside the plane, as well as what was fund outside, lead to some piqued interest by federal authorities. One artifact that was found at the crash scene was a business card made out to an Assem Jarrah, a business man living in Germany who would turn out to be a cousin of the alleged suicide pilot. But there would be much more attributed to this mysterious man who even had his own family members wary of who he was. The man whom some called a "lavish, womanlier", had a rich history involving himself with German-Libyan intelligence while also becoming involved with the infamous Abu Nidal Organization.