Case File Six: Mari-Rae Sopper Passenger on American 77 Captured on CCTV at Dulles Airport on 9/11

Case File: Six

Following on from Case File Five in this series of Case File articles, documenting all the available visual evidence that I have managed to ascertain with my investigation into the passengers of the planes on 9/11.

In Case File Six, I continue with further CCTV evidence showing passengers of American 77 “allegedly” captured on CCTV at Dulles Airport on 9/11.

As I mentioned, this evidence was part of many files that were part of the FBI’s investigations, and was obtained by FBI agent Lisa O’Sullivan.

Exhibit 6: Mari Rae Sopper, Passenger on Flight 77.

Source: https://pentagonmemorial.org/biographies/mari-rae-sopper/

Mari-Rae Sopper Obituary

Mari-Rae Sopper wasn't scared of tall odds. As a student at Palatine's Fremd High School in the 1980s, she led the girls gymnastics team from doormat to perennial state power. She planned a similar turnaround at the University of California, Santa Barbara, chucking a Washington law career to take the head coaching job even though the program was slated for elimination.

Sopper, 35, was on her way to the school when her plane crashed into the Pentagon.

Source: https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/mari-rae-sopper-obituary?pid=91827

Below, the CCTV shows, Mari-Rae Sopper, with her cat box with her cat in it named Sammy, walking towards the security screening area and also inside the security screening area, at Dulles Airport on 9/11.

In Case File Seven, I will be showing two photographs which where taken inside Dulles Airport on 9/11, of some teachers accompanying a class of students who won a National Geographic Channel competition. One of the two photographs was taken at D26 boarding gate, and capture some of the passengers walking towards the boarding entrance to embark onto the plane.

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