9/11 accused defiant at trial
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Your support makes all the difference.Five prisoners at Guantanamo Bay who are accused of plotting the September 11 attacks refused to answer a military judge's questions in a chaotic court hearing.
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the confessed architect of the suicide plane attacks in 2001, and his four co-defendants exercised their right to indefinitely delay entering a plea to murder and terrorism charges that carry the death penalty.
After a disorderly 13-hour hearing, the tribunal was adjourned until 12 June.
Reuters
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