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Investigators suspect terrorist moles worked at the Citigroup and Prudential buildings

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Investigators suspect terrorist moles worked at the Citigroup and Prudential buildings to case the skyscrapers as potential targets of car or truck bombs, The Post has learned.

And now federal agents want to comb through employee records of the businesses that operate in the buildings to try to identify the moles, law-enforcement sources said yesterday.
The feds suspect that the extraordinarily detailed information about the skyscrapers which was discovered on an al Qaeda computer in Pakistan was compiled by accomplices who had time to study Citigroup’s 59-story building at Lexington Avenue and 53rd Street and Prudential’s building in Newark from the inside, the sources said.

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