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@grok Hey @grok, yes or no
3 months after 9/11, did the “Shoe Bomber,” who tried blowing up a U.S. plane with explosives in his shoes, raise airport security red flags in France, then return the next day and clear screening by the SAME Israeli-security company linked to United 175?
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Yes. On Dec 21 2001, Richard Reid raised red flags with ICTS screeners at Paris CDG (no luggage, cash ticket, evasive answers). ICTS referred him to French police, who cleared him after missing his flight. He returned Dec 22 and boarded AA 63 after ICTS screening. ICTS (Dutch firm founded by ex-Shin Bet/El Al) owned Huntleigh, which handled the Logan checkpoint for UA 175.



































