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1. • • In the letter -- which was mistakenly addressed and returned to the United States, where authorities found it -- Jarrah told his girlfriend he had done his duty. "I have done what I had to do," he wrote. "You should be very proud. It is an honor, and you will see the result, and everyone will be happy."
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   Did Ziad Jarrah send a farewell letter to his girlfriend?

   • One of the 11 September hijackers sent his German girlfriend a farewell letter on the eve of the attacks, the German news magazine Der Spiegel has reported. "I have done what I had to do," says the letter from Ziad Jarrah, urging his girlfriend to be proud of him, the magazine reported in its Monday edition.

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   Did Ziad Jarrah make a mistake?

   • Ziad Jarrah to his girlfriend But Jarrah apparently made a mistake when he wrote the German address, and the package was returned to the US, where it was passed to the FBI, said Der Spiegel.

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   Who was Ziad Jarrah's wife?

   • They tidied up personal affairs, assigning power of attorney and control of bank accounts to friends. They rushed to finish school courses or gave up all pretense of trying. Three members of the group married in a period of six months. They included Ziad Jarrah, who married Aysel in a spring 1999 ceremony at a mosque in Hamburg.

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   Who was Ziad Jarrah?

   • Ziad Jarrah was the middle child and only son in a prosperous, industrious family in Beirut. His parents drove fashionable Mercedes automobiles, owned a condominium in Beirut and a vacation home in Lebanon’s countryside. The family was secular Muslim, and Ziad attended private Christian schools -- a mark of affluence, not religious inclination.

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   What did Ziad say in a letter?

   • Inside was a letter from Ziad. The letter, she said later, advised her that he was well. It said that “I shouldn’t worry and that he wants to have a child. The special thing about the word ‘child’ was that he wrote it in several different languages.

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   Did Aysel Senguen believe in Ziad Jarrah?

   • She believed what lovers always believe: She believed in Ziad. Aysel Senguen was for five years -- almost from the day they met in Germany in the spring of 1996 -- in love with Ziad Jarrah. For much of that time, they fought, as lovers will, about their differences, about what she described as his secrets.

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4. news.bbc.co.uk › 2 › hiBBC News | EUROPE | Hijacker's farewell love letter

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   Nov 19, 2001 · Frauke Scheuten, from the German federal prosecutors' office, described Jarrah's communication as as a love letter. The four-page letter was sent to Jarrah's girlfriend, described as a...

5. www.cnn.com › 2001 › USCNN.com - Hijack suspect 'wrote to girlfriend' - November 18 ...

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   Nov 18, 2001 · Ziad Samir Jarrah. HAMBURG, Germany (CNN) -- U.S. authorities have discovered a letter written by one of the alleged September 11 hijackers, telling his girlfriend he did his duty and...

6. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-2003-jan-27-fgPrelude to 9/11: A Hijacker's Love, Lies - Los Angeles Times

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   Jan 27, 2003 · Aysel Senguen was for five years -- almost from the day they met in Germany in the spring of 1996 -- in love with Ziad Jarrah. For much of that time, they fought, as lovers will, about their...

7. www.latimes.com › archives › la-xpm-2001-nov-18-mnLove Letter Written by Suspected Hijacker Reportedly Surfaces

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   Nov 18, 2001 · U.S. investigators have discovered a farewell letter in which suspected suicide hijacker Ziad Samir Jarrah expressed conflicting thoughts and murky motives for his alleged role in the Sept. 11...

8. archive.seattletimes.com › archiveTerror suspect's farewell to love: 'Be very proud' | The ...

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   Nov 18, 2001 · The letter was sent to Jarrah's German-born Turkish girlfriend, Aysel Senguen, in the Ruhr River city of Bochum but was returned to the U.S. sender and recently obtained by FBI agents, the...

9. www.sfgate.com › news › articleSuicide hijacker's farewell letter discovered by FBI ... - SFGATE

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   Nov 18, 2001 · The letter was sent to Jarrah's German-born Turkish girlfriend, Aysel Senguen, in the Ruhr River city of Bochum but was returned to the U.S. sender and recently obtained by FBI agents, the ...

10. abcnews.go.com › Blotter › pageZiad Jarrah's Farewell Letter to His Girlfriend - ABC News

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