Zachariah Mousavi Uses Court to Send Messages

Zachariah Mousavi is using the court to send messages to those who express sympathy for him and makes statements akin to political declarations, according to the judge overseeing his case. Mousavi is said to have been an accomplice to the hijackers involved in the September 11 terrorist attacks. U.S. Judge Leoni Brinkema ordered on Thursday that 17 of Mousavi's requests be archived. The judge agreed with U.S. federal prosecutors that Mousavi may intend to communicate with others accused of collaborating with terrorists through this approach. Judge Brinkema stated that Mousavi's defenses are filled with irrelevant, inflammatory content and insulting rhetoric that the court will not tolerate from any lawyer. She also mentioned that any future defenses in court containing threatening, racist, or inciting content will be archived. Mousavi does not have a defense attorney and is representing himself. In his petitions, he has insulted Judge Brinkema, public defenders, and Jews. The U.S. government claims that Mousavi was involved in the September 11 attacks and was supposed to be one of the hijackers. He denies these allegations but admits to being a follower of Al-Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.