
Why would a British intelligence agent purposely distort the identity of two suspected terrorists?
"...no record of his motives existed."I'm sure the person who instructed the agent to do that had a motive.
But they don't usually get asked on-the-record questions, or even have to testify, in terror attack inquiries.
For some reason.
From the UK Guardian :
MI5 could have identified the ringleader of the 7 July attacks as a trained jihadist four months before the bombings, it has admitted, but for reasons that it refuses to disclose it decided not to investigate a crucial piece of intelligence.

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