Not really.

Actually I am reading a book written by an investigative reporter who moved into his parents home IN Venice, Florida for two years and spent his time interviewing aviation officials, DEA and FAA officials, sheriff's department officials, and then went on to interview the people Mohammed Atta lived with or associated with.
Landlords, girlfriends, bartenders, waitresses, cab drivers, etc.. Then he got reprints of articles from local newspapers and state newspapers, plus court documents involving the named people in his book.

Oh, it's an eye-opener allright, and all of it is there to see in black and white. Some of the stuff I already knew because I live in Florida and I remember when the stuff was in the newspaper or on the local news.
That some of this stuff never made it to the 911 investigation surprises me. Either someone wasn't doing their job, or it's part of the 28 pages blacked out for "national insecurity reasons" LOL

If you want to have a copy of the most interesting book you'll ever read in your lifetime, I suggest you order it from Mad Cow Press. The book was written by Daniel Hopsicker and it's called "Welcome to Terrorland". I have friends who live in Venice and who lived a couple of blocks from Mohammed and met him one day while out walking their dog. I originally got the book for them and my curiousity. I was not prepared for the shocking revelations in the book.

Here's the <site>