More on Dentist David Graham

A couple of years ago, I posted a couple of very intriguing news items about a Shreveport dentist named David Graham, who had written a manuscript about having met three of the 9/11 hijackers (prior to 9/11, of course), and about having notified the FBI to no avail. Mysteriously, Graham was suddenly taken ill, thought to be poisoned, and was moved to an "undisclosed location."

It recently occurred to me to wonder what had ever happened to Graham. So I looked up the source of the original news story -- Shreveport's tv station KTBS -- and sent them an email asking if they had ever done a followup.

Lo and behold, a followup story turned up on their website a few days later. It's here. The text of the story, which comes with a video link:

He claimed he met three of the 9-11 hijackers in Shreveport a year before the attacks. Now, that man, Shreveport dentist Dr. David Graham, is dead. His family says he was poisoned more than two years ago. At the time, Graham was trying to publish a manuscript about meeting three middle easterners in Shreveport, men he feared were plotting to bomb Barksdale Air Force Base. Graham wrote that he warned the FBI. Then after 9-11, he saw their pictures among the hijackers. Before Graham was poisoned, he was supposed to testify at a deportation hearing against a Pakistani man, Jamal Khan, who hosted the men Graham believed to be the hijackers. Dr. Graham's brother, Edwin Jones, told us Wednesday night, the family believes someone slipped poison into his drink, plunging him into a deadly illness.

The video can be accessed directly here.

Again, very intriguing. There may not be anything to the story, of course, but I wonder why no one beyond a local news station has touched this story, let alone investigated (a) whether Graham really was poisoned (and if so, by who), and (b) the story in Graham's manuscript?