Did the FBI bury evidence of alleged Saudi agent’s role in 9/11?

The BBC discovered a new video which shows Omar al-Bayoumi playing paintball with a man who would later become an al-Qaeda leader. The video evidence shows that al-Bayoumi's statement about his non-involvement with extremist activities and his lack of connection to Saudi intelligence agencies remains untrue. The video material exists as evidence in a legal case which the families of 9/11 victims have filed. The group claims that Saudi Arabia supported the terrorist attacks while al-Bayoumi provided help to two of the hijackers. Al-Bayoumi together with the Saudi government have not responded to the BBC's multiple attempts to get their response while the FBI chose not to discuss this information. The news organization states that the first video version received an FBI credit for showing the term "jihad" during the paintball scene but experts still need to verify multiple aspects.Young people should understand this matter because it affects their lives directly. The process of evidence collection and review and modification shows how historians and judges conduct their work to determine the reality of major historical occurrences. The information shows that official government sources together with agency reports might present insufficient or contradictory data which requires people to verify their information through different channels before they decide what to think. Now check readability. Likely grade around 8? Need 7.3. Let's see: sentences