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Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged mastermind behind 9/11, is finally set for trial—June 5, 2028, at Guantanamo Bay. Captured in 2003 and held there since 2006, he’s been linked to multiple terror acts including the 1993 WTC bombing and journalist Daniel Pearl’s murder. A plea deal that would’ve spared the death penalty collapsed last year, signaling prosecutors are going all-in. With a military court looming and legal battles ongoing, this high-stakes case could reshape how the U.S. handles terrorism trials—and what it means to hold someone accountable after nearly two decades.

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