ment had become a financial black hole. . . . Turki's rivals clamored for accountability at the [General Intelligence Department)." Both Muqrin and Nawaf, the men who served as Saudi intelligence chiefs between Turki and Bandar, lacked flair. Muqrin, who has now been shunted into an undefined advisory

attacks. An FBI investigation from the New York Field Office linked Riyadh officials Mutaib al Sudairy and Adel Mohammad al Sadhan to two hijackers, Nawaf al•Hazmi and Khalld al•Mihdhar, as well as others who supported them in California. According to the article, the FBI files cite phone records, fin