3.9.06 US. v, MOUSSAOUT Vol.1V Page 672 UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA ALEXANDRIA DIVISION L UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, . Criminal No. 1:01cr455 vs. 7 Alexandria, Virginia ‘ March 9, 2006 ZACARIAS MOUSSAOUL, + 9:30 a.m. a/k/a Shaqil, a/k/a ‘ Abu Khalid al Sahrawi, . Defendant. TRANSCRIPT OF JURY TRIAL BEFORE THE HONORABLE LEONIE M. BRINKEMA UNITED STATES DISTRICT JUDGE VOLUME IV APPEARANCES: FOR THE GOVERNMENT: ROBERT A. SPENCER, AUSA DAVID J. NOVAK, AUSA DAVID RASKIN, AUSA United States Attorney's Office f 2100 Jamieson Avenue Alexandria, VA 22314 and JOHN W. VAN LONKHUYZEN, ESQ. U.S. Department of Justice Counterterrorism Section 10th and Constitution Avenue, N.W. Room 2736 Washington, D.C. 20530 FOR THE DEFENDANT: GERALD THOMAS ZERKIN KENNETH P. TROCCOLI ANNE M. CHAPMAN Assistant Federal Public Defenders Office of the Federal Public Defender 1650 King Street Alexandria, VA 22314 COMPUTERIZED TRANSCRIPTION OF STENOGRAPHIC NOTES Anneliese Thomson. Karen Brynteson (703) 299-8595 (903) 768-8122 Electronically signed by Annetiace Thomson (60'-170-180-0434) ad 65bt-905a-4316-8967-edaa9A%0<9023.9.06 US. v. MOUSSAOUT Vol.tV Page 792 | 1 its certification, M¥-514.1, I offer both of those. 2 THE COURT: All right, MN-514 and 514.1? I 3 MR. NOVAK: Yes, Your Honor f 4 THE COURT: Both in. 5 (Government's Exhibits Nos. MN-514 and MN-514.1 were : 6 received in evidence.) 7 MR. NOVAK: That stipulation reads: On August 16 of | 8 2001, Mr. Moussaoui purchased a Microsoft PowerPoint 2002 program 9 from CompUSA in Bloomington, Minnesota. 10 And then, Judge, finally, we would just offer business 11 records which are for a post office box that, they have been 12 marked MN-513, and it's a certificate of a business record of : 13 13.1. T would offer those as well. 4 THE COURT: There's no objection, correct? | 15 MR. MAC MAHON: No objection, Your Honor. 16 THE COURT: 513 and 513.1 are in. | u MR, NOVAK: Yes, Your Honor, thank you. 18 (Government's Exhibits Nos. MN-513 and MN-513.1 were 19 received in evidence.) | 20 MR. NOVAK: We would call Agent Samit, please. I a1 THE COURT: All right. Ladies and Gentlemen, if you're | 22 hearing a slight roar, 1 think we're losing our air conditioning, } 23 and it may get warm in here. Fortunately, it's the end of the 24 trial week, and we'll hopefully have it repaired over the weekend. 25 But I just don't want you to be surprised if it starts to warm up. ; Anneliese Thomson Karen Brynteson (703) 299-8595 (003) 768-8122 Elocronically signed by Anneliese Thomson (501-170-180.8438) ‘4 16N6HI-0058-4314-8067-0dda89DC9023.9.06 US. v. MOUSSAOUT VolIV Page 793, 1 And that's what the noise is if any of you are hearing it. 2 HARRY SAMIT, GOVERNMENT'S WITNESS, AFFIRMED 3 MR. NOVAK: May T proceed, Your Honor? | 4 ‘THE COURT: Yes, sir. 5 DIRECT EXAMINATION 6 BY MR. NOVAK | 7. Siz, could you introduce yourself to the good jurors by 8 telling them your first and your last name, spelling both? 9 A. Harry Samit, Heacr-r-y S-a-m-i-t. 10 Q. Mr. Samit, could you tell the folks by whom you're employed? 1L A. The Federal Bureau of Investigation. : 12 Q. In what capacity? 13° A, As a special agent. 14 @,. And how long have you been a special agent with the FBI? 15 A. Since January of 1999. 16 Q, Is that when you left the FBI academy? 17 A. No. I left the FBI academy in May of 1999. 18 Q. And when you left the academy in May of 1999, where did you 19 get assigned to? 20 A. ‘The Minneapolis field office. 21 0. And have you been assigned there since then? 22 A. T have. 23 Q. All right. So you remain a special agent up there in 24 Minneapolis; is that right? 25° A. That's correct. ‘Anneliese Thomson (703) 299-9595 Electronically signed by Anneliese Thomson (50%-170-180-6434) Karen Brynteson (703) 168-8122 a 18660I-0b59-49fe-8b67-ecca9ageHe?